strategies

CREA ensures feminist leadership and movements are strong, intersectional, inclusive and amplify the voices of structurally excluded people.

Outcome 1.1: Partner organizations are capacitated to become more intersectional, accessible, effective and inclusive of structurally excluded people.

Outcome 1.2: A cadre of leaders, particularly among structurally excluded people, is capacitated to advance feminist models of leadership, participation and critical thinking.

Outcome 1.3: South-South and global movements increasingly express solidarity with and reflect the perspectives of structurally excluded people.

CREA develops knowledge resources on sexuality, reproductive and sexual gender and human rights that reflect the experiences and perspectives of Global South feminists.

Outcome 2.1: SRHR movement actors increasingly embrace a rights-based and affirmative approach.

Outcome 2.2: Individuals are capacitated to exercise and assert their sexual and reproductive rights and freedoms.

Outcome 2.3: Policy actors defend and advance sexual and reproductive rights and health.

Outcome 2.4: Families, community members and other stakeholders increasingly support the sexual and reproductive rights and freedoms of all people.

CREA links local and global advocacy and challenges policies, laws and practices that undermine the rights of people whose realities are invisible or silenced.

Outcome 3.1: Structurally excluded people identify and understand gender-based violence (GBV) and take action to address it in their lives and communities.

Outcome 3.2: Advocacy, public education and capacity-building efforts effectively challenge punitive or protectionist laws, policies and practices that can exacerbate GBV or otherwise cause harm.

Outcome 3.3: GBV movement actors increasingly embrace a rights-based and affirmative approach.

CREA influences and shapes discourse in the public domain through art and media to change the way people think and act on issues of gender, sexuality and rights.

Outcome 4.1: Structurally excluded people and their movements contribute to the defense and expansion of civic space.

Outcome 4.2: Partner organizations and movements develop new discourses and strategies to resist and challenge anti-feminist and anti-rights mobilizations.

Outcome 4.3: Advocacy, public education and capacity-building efforts expand dialogues across contentious or neglected feminist issues, to build more effective movements.

Outcome 4.4: Feminist organizations increasingly adopt critical approaches to technology and defend digital rights, thereby enhancing the safety, security and well-being of movements and structurally excluded people in online spaces.

CREA manifests its values to be an intersectional, inclusive, accessible, diverse, innovative, collaborative and multigenerational feminist organization that strives to operate at high levels of excellence, effectiveness and accountability.

Outcome 5.1: CREA’s organizational culture and structures reflect its values and enable it to advance its mission.

Outcome 5.2: CREA’s organizational processes and systems enhance clarity, transparency, learning, accountability, efficiency and agility.

Outcome 5.3: CREA secures and manages the resources needed to implement its strategic plan and maximize strategic growth, innovation, responsiveness and sustainability.