CREA develops publications and knowledge resources, in English and Hindi, in the fields of sexuality, reproductive health, gender, and human rights. These publications foreground global South perspectives and reduce the paucity of resources for Hindi-speaking activists and organizations.
All these resources and materials are made available here on the website, and are mailed out to the organizations and activists that CREA works with and disseminated through various other channels.
All About Movements
11 Dec 2020
The greatest changes the world has seen towards greater justice, equity and inclusion have been the result of movements – the struggles of disempowered people or simply caring, passionate people, to build a better world. Think about the abolition of…
Feminist Leadership for Social Transformation
16 Nov 2020
This concept paper is part of a broader process launched by CREA to analyze and evaluate the impact of its leadership development strategies, and to explore how to strengthen these. The main goal of this exploration was not merely to…
Global Dialogue – Decriminalisation, Choice and Consent (CREA 2014)
06 Oct 2020
CREA, along with Amnesty International, the Human Rights Programme at Harvard Law School, and the Global Health Justice Partnership at Yale Law School organized a global dialogue on “Decriminalisation, Choice and Consent.” The main focus of the dialogue was to…
Know Your Rights Urdu
24 Sep 2020
A leaflet in Urdu on domestic violence and the rights of those facing abuse. View
Know Your Rights Punjabi
24 Sep 2020
A leaflet in Punjabi on domestic violence and the rights of those facing abuse. View
Gharelu Hinsa – Meri Ya Kisi Aur Ki Samasya
24 Sep 2020
A brochure in Hindi on domestic violence and how to recognize it. View
Know Your Rights Hindi
24 Sep 2020
A leaflet in Hindi on domestic violence and the rights of those facing abuse. View
Know Your Rights Gujrati
24 Sep 2020
A leaflet in Gujrati on domestic violence and the rights of those facing abuse. View
Know Your Rights Bengali
24 Sep 2020
A leaflet in Bengali on domestic violence and the rights of those facing abuse. View
The Nairobi Principles French
24 Sep 2020
Les principes de Nairobi sur l’avortement, le dépistage prénatal et le handicap. (Nairobi Principles, French translation). View
![JOIN US, this Thursday 18 March 2021! We will talk about the importance of sex workers' full and meaningful participation and decision-making in public life.
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[Image Description: Slide 1: Mutlicoloured poster titled 'Ensuring Public Participation, Amplified Voice and Safe Spaces for Sex Workers' Rights Advocacy' with hashtags countingsexworkersin sexworkerscount. It is a CSW virtual parallel event on 18 March 2021 8 am EDT and includes a link to register. It is co-Sponsored by: Kingdom of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of New Zealand, Count Me In! Consortium and Global Network of Sex Work Projects. The poster includes images of the four panelists: Ambassador Pascalle Grotenhuis, Lala Maty Sow, Kay Thi Win and Marina Avramenko. The event will be conducted in English, Russian and French, with simultaneous translation and will have closed captioning in English.
Slide 2: Mutlicoloured poster with date and title 18 March 2021, 'Ensuring Public Participation, Amplified Voice and Safe Spaces for Sex Workers' Rights Advocacy'. The poster says that it is a CSW virtual parallel event at 8 am EDT, 1 pm CET and 5.30 pm IST with a link to register. Poster also includes a white box titled 'Meet the speakers' with images and small descriptions of the 4 speakers: Ambassador Pascalle Grotenhuis, Lala Maty Sow, Kay Thi Win and Marina Avramenko. The event is co-sponsored by: Kingdom of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of New Zealand, Count Me In! Consortium and Global Network of Sex Work Projects. At the end of the poster are the logos of organizers and co-sponsors.]](https://creaworld.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
