We share challenges and goals. Why not unite our asks and strengthen our impact together?
The Common Ask Framework is a bold initiative to mobilize more and better funding for feminist movements and women’s rights organizations, especially in the Majority World. Walking the Talk brought together several feminist movements, women’s funds and women’s rights organizations, to articulate common asks that can be used for strategic advocacy.
“Progress on gender equality is stalled. Nearly 40% of countries saw stagnation or decline in key gender equality indicators, according to the 2024 SDG Gender Index of Equal Measures 2030. “
This collective approach aims to build momentum to fund strong, independent feminist movements that strengthen democracies, advance peace, address climate change, and drive economic, political, and social equality. By consolidating these demands into one document and narrowing them down to 12 asks, we aim to draw the attention of political decision-makers and advance funding for gender equality ahead of the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development and other key international processes.
How can the Common Ask Framework help you in your advocacy?
- Collectiveness: you are part of a common initiative, where we all work together towards more and better funding for gender equality.
- Strength in numbers: we can have a bigger impact by working together.
- Synergy: One document bringing together key advocacy asks, aiming for the feminist ecosystem to thrive, rather than survive.
Together we are stronger
We invite everyone to take this forward in their advocacy. This is an opportunity to build momentum, amplify all voices, and unlock resources for just feminist futures.
Have you, or your organization, been using the Common Ask Framework in your advocacy?
By answering a few short questions, you can give your organization a boost in visibility and contribute to improving the Common Ask Framework. We will feature your organization’s logo below and create a map of all the countries where the Common Ask Framework is used for advocacy.