Feminist Macroeconomics Alliance Malawi

The Feminist Macroeconomics Alliance – Malawi (FEAM) is a women's rights-centered coalition based in Malawi. According to its official website, FEAM works to deepen the knowledge, capacity, and skills of young women and their allies so that they can engage with and influence macroeconomic policies and frameworks — including debt management — from a feminist perspective, with the goal of achieving economic justice for women in Malawi. The organization describes its mission as building the individual and collective power of young women to advocate for gender-just macroeconomic policies. FEAM positions itself at the intersection of gender advocacy and economic policy. Rather than focusing only on direct service delivery, it concentrates on policy engagement, research, and capacity building. Its public-facing work includes fact sheets on topics of public interest and a YouTube channel that hosts video content. The coalition also runs a Young Scholars Fellowship program; on March 1, 2024, it hosted a graduation ceremony for the program, which FEAM describes as a milestone in the economic justice sector. Through that fellowship, nine young Malawian feminists produced nine academic research papers analyzing macroeconomic policy through a feminist lens. As a coalition, FEAM brings together young women and their allies rather than operating as a conventional commercial enterprise. Its activities are aimed at influencing national macroeconomic frameworks and debt management debates in Malawi. The organization communicates in English through its website, feammalawi.org, and uses digital channels to distribute research, fact sheets, and video material. Its work is oriented toward long-term structural change in how economic policy is designed and debated in Malawi, with women's rights and gender justice as central concerns.

The Feminist Macroeconomics Alliance – Malawi (FEAM) is a women's rights-centered coalition that works to deepen the knowledge, capacity, and skills of young women and their allies to engage and influence macroeconomic policies and frameworks, including debt management, from a feminist perspective. Its stated aim is to achieve economic justice for women in Malawi. The organization builds the individual and collective power of young women to advocate for gender-just macroeconomic policies. A notable milestone in FEAM's work was the graduation ceremony for its Young Scholars Fellowship program, held on March 1, 2024. FEAM describes this event as a great milestone in the economic justice sector. Through the fellowship, nine young Malawian feminists produced nine academic research papers, contributing to economic knowledge and analyzing macroeconomic policy from a feminist lens. FEAM maintains a public presence through its website, feammalawi.org, where it publishes fact sheets on different topics of public interest and links to its YouTube channel for video content. The coalition's focus on macroeconomic policy and debt management distinguishes it from organizations that concentrate primarily on direct service delivery, positioning it within policy advocacy and research in Malawi.

• Graduation ceremony held for the Young Scholars Fellowship program; nine young Malawian feminists produced nine academic research papers analyzing macroeconomic policy from a feminist lens.

A women's rights-centered coalition advocating for gender-just macroeconomic policies and economic justice for women in Malawi.

• Young Scholars Fellowship program

  A fellowship through which nine young Malawian feminists produced nine academic research papers analyzing macroeconomic policy from a feminist lens.

• Fact sheets

  A collection of fact sheets on different topics of public interest.

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