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  • Young women at the organisation Women’s Hope which, among other things, informs about sexual and reproductive rights. Photo: Maria Steén.

    Young women at the organisation Women’s Hope which, among other things, informs about sexual and reproductive rights. Photo: Maria Steén.

  • In the summer of 2012, young women’s rights activists from Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan met at Feminist Summer School in Georgia. A chance for them to get to know each other across the different conflicts in the South Caucasus region and to discuss their common fight for women’s rights. Photo: Julia Lapitskii/The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

    In the summer of 2012, young women’s rights activists from Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan met at Feminist Summer School in Georgia. A chance for them to get to know each other across the different conflicts in the South Caucasus region and to discuss their common fight for women’s rights. Photo: Julia Lapitskii/The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

  • Guard at an outpost between Georgia and the breakaway region Abkhazia – one of the frozen conflicts in South Caucasus. Photo: The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

    Guard at an outpost between Georgia and the breakaway region Abkhazia – one of the frozen conflicts in South Caucasus. Photo: The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

  • Tako Tchekhani and Ann Lobzhanidze from the Women’s Information Centre, do there own signs for the campaign I’m a peace activist too, during a workshop in social media. Photo: Hanna Navier/The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

    Tako Tchekhani and Ann Lobzhanidze from the Women’s Information Centre, do there own signs for the campaign I’m a peace activist too, during a workshop in social media. Photo: Hanna Navier/The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation.

Georgia

The Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation has been working in Georgia since 2002. In 2003 we opened an office in Tbilisi. We are cooperating with 16 organisations, a few of which are working in the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Our partner organisations work to facilitate dialogue between women from opposite sides of the border conflicts. Several organisations support women who have been subjected to violence. Other important issues for the organisations include women’s leadership, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and internally displaced persons (IDPs).

Senast uppdaterad: 2013-04-02