Feminist approaches to anti-corruption

New research from Global Fund for Women and U4 challenges conventional assumptions about corruption, drawing on the experiences of grassroots feminist organisations working in diverse and often politically difficult contexts. This webinar offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from those organisations and explore what their experiences mean for donors, civil society actors, and anyone interested in more effective and inclusive approaches to accountability.

Webinar on Zoom

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This event is for

• Open for all.

Wednesday, 2 September 2026
8.00–9.30 PDT (San Francisco)
10.00-11.30 PET (Lima)
17:00–18.30 CEST (Berlin, Oslo, Stockholm)
16.00–17.30 GMT (London)
20.00–21.30 PKT (Islamabad)

Language

English and Spanish

Moderator and speakers

Monica Kirya – Deputy Director, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre

Sofia Peters – Senior Programs Officer, Global Fund for Women

Grantee partner representatives

Agenda

1. Introduction and insights from GFW's Grassroots Feminists' Anti-Corruption Learning Project
2. Voices from the ground – grantee partners share experiences working with feminist integrity frameworks
3. Panel discussion on feminist accountability and integrity practices, lessons for donors, risks for civil society actors, and more.
4. Open Q&A from participants to panelists
5. Key takeaways and next steps

See related 2026 U4 Issue
Feminist anti-corruption in practice: Insights from Global Fund for Women’s Grassroots Feminists’ Anti-Corruption Learning Project