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Women
Affairs
for Development Asbl
Activists
 Evan Grae Davis - the USAEvan released in 2012 his first feature length documentary film, It’s a Girl, which asks why nearly 200 million women are missing in the world today – killed, aborted and abandoned simply because they are girls. |  Berta Cao Menéndez - SpainBerta is a consultant on gender affairs. A militant and a feminist (of course). She works with local government, private companies and associations. She collaborate with the online newspaper cuartopoder.es with her blog Isla Mujeres, where she tells stories of women and fights against discrimination, still alive in all societies. |  Miguel Lorente AcostaMiguel Lorente-Acosta is a Spanish forensic doctor, specializing in legal medicine which he teaches at the University of Granada in Spain. From the outset of his career, he focused on the issue of violence against women through studies and analyses, and published several books and articles to raise awareness |
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 Maria Maria Acha-Kutscher - SpainMaria is an activist, feminist, and visual artist. In her work there are two fundamental axes: a feminist proposal and the openness of creative process to society. |  Marissa Roth - the USAMarisa is a photojournalist. Her work is seen internationally in major news publications. Roth was part of The Los Angeles Times photography staff that won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles Riots and was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Documentary Photography at the Lucie Awards in 2003. She has published three books to-date, and a fourth will be on her 28-year project One Person Crying: Women and War. |  Erika Gonzalez - Belgium, ColombiaErika is the current responsible for Brussels bureau at the European Advocacy Network - EU Latin America & Caribbean (Grupo Sur). She campaigns to raise awareness of problems of femincides, and Violence against women in both continents. Erika is also a broadcast & print journalist with emphasis in European and Latin American issues. |
 Shqipe Malushi - KosovoA seasoned cross-cultural capacity builder with 20+ years of management, women's empowerment and international experience of building on women's leadership initiatives; developing programs for senior executives and acting as a catalyst for change. |  Pilar Gonzalez Vigil - Peru/HollandPilar is a psychologist and an educator. In the last ten years, she has been devoted to teaching mentoring and researching in Peru, the Netherlands and Sweden based universities. Her research, highlights the issue of reading motivation. Her first novel 'Rompecabezas para volar', reflects her interest about the current lifestyle of families and their impact on the development of children. |  Amira Al-Sharif - YemenPhotojournalist born in Saudi Arabia and raised in Yemen. Working as a female photojournalist in Yemen, where most of her fellow Yemeni are male, she countinues to push cultural and societal boundaries. |
 Suiry Sobrino V. - PeruSuiry is a Peruvian journalist, specialist in gender related issues and a blogger. She is one of the youngest representative of the new Latin American feminism. |  Annika Schmeding - GermanyAnnika is an antropologist, specialized in Middle-East studies. |  Mariam Alimi - AfghanistanMariam is an Afghan photographer among few female photographers in Afghanistan. She born in Kunduz but lives in Kabul. |
 Rowan Storm - The USAWith more than 25 years of experience with cultures and drumming of the Middle East and Mediterranean, Rowan Storm is recognized internationally as a performer and educator. |
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