Banjul is an African Woman

The encounter of municipalism with feminism forms a strong alliance that puts forward a new way of understanding and governing our cities based on solidarity and empathy.
This transformation needs to be a collective effort, to bring about a renewed social contract which sets people’s needs, voices and aspirations at the center of the political agendas.
Feminist municipalism is not only about women rights but about a new type of society.
Our movement always says that we do not have all the answers on how to get there but, standing on the strong shoulders of the local feminist leaders we have, laid out the different dimensions and building blocks of the Global Feminist Municipal Movement.
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