March 2023
La exposición de arte ¡¿DÓNDE ESTÁN TODAS LAS MUJERES?!
Laura Hunt, Co-Executive Director, Hands in Outreach (our education partner in Nepal)
Laura Hunt with a student.
Gendercide Awareness Project proudly sponsors the work of Hands in Outreach, partnering to provide life-transforming access to education that profoundly impacts poor girls and women. Education disrupts and changes an endless cycle of poverty passed through generations from mother to daughter. With your support and donations, we can break the oppressive cycle of poverty that comes from being female.
— Hands in Outreach
The World Affairs Council and U.S. State Department Women of Courage Award Winners
Three Women of twelve Women of Courage Award Winners traveled to Dallas for conversations with local NGO’s, including the Gendercide Awareness Project. Thank you to the World Affairs Council – DFW, @dfwworld for organizing and hosting these meetings. Below, Beverly Hill, founder of Gendap.org, expressed her admiration and gratitude to the courageous award recipients.
“Courage is choosing the truth and to stand for it, even if it isn’t popular, because in the end, the truth shall make you free.” – Meaza Mohammed
“Courage means the ability to stay focused on a higher goal regardless of circumstances.”
– Juliia Paievska
“Courage is not the lack of fear, but the ability to act in spite of it.”
– Bianka Zalewska
Bianka Zalewska, right, is a Polish war correspondent and hosts a morning news show for Poland’s largest TV news company. She covered Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 despite death threats and suffered life-threatening injuries when her press car came under fire in Luhansk. Bianka recovered and continues to cover the conflict in Ukraine, documenting war crimes and the plight of refugees.
La exposición de arte ¡¿DÓNDE ESTÁN TODAS LAS MUJERES?!
Al enviar la exposición de arte ¡¿DÓNDE ESTÁN TODAS LAS MUJERES?! a varias ciudades de México y Guatemala, OMPP y Gendap buscan concientizar a las personas sobre el Generocidio , o “Gendercide,” que ocurre universalmente; siendo el feminicidio el rostro latinoamericano que a menudo ocurre en los siguientes contextos:
1. como resultado de amenazas y deseos de controlar en una relación íntima
2. como consecuencia de venganza del crimen organizado
3. como parte del contexto de la trata de personas y la trata sexual
October 27 – December 7, 2023
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October 21, 2021
Dallas, Texas
The General Congress of Women interviews Beverly Hill and Mayra Gonzalez, Director of Our Little Roses in Honduras. Our Little Roses, our newest education partner, provides a loving home and top-notch education to abandoned street girls in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Mayra’s remarks begin at 45 minutes.
July 8, 2020
Dallas, Texas
TXWF board member Thear Suzuki interviews Beverly Hill, who accepted a Maura Women Helping Women Award for the Gendap Team.
Violencia de Genero en tiempos de Pandemia: Entrevista en vivo
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Violencia de Genero en tiempos Pandemia: Entrevista en Vivo
July 18, 2020
Tlaxcala, Mexico
Diálogo “Violencia de género en tiempos de pandemia” entre el Mtro. Miguel Angel Ovando (Delegado de Tlaxcala de la OMPP/WOFP) y Beverly Hill (fundadora de GENDERCIDE AWARENESS PROJECT y Presidenta del proyecto de concientizacion sobre el Genocidio Femenino).
Beverly Hill discusses violence against women.
March 17, 2020
Puebla, Mexico
Team member Lucy Huffstetter is interviewed on Hombro con Hombro, Radio laHR. Educating girls is the best way to end gendercide, she says.
October 11, 2019
Dallas, TX
Thanks to our generous donors, we sent all our scholarship girls back to school for another year! The girls receive tuition, food, and medical care. Thanks to keynote speakers Bill and Nancy Bamberger, Cambodian Village Fund.
May 11, 2019
Plano, TX
We thank Asif Effendi, Shazia Bandeali, and the IILM community for inviting us to speak. Special thanks to Gendap Advisory Board member Aziz Budri for explaining how educating girls helps end gendercide.
May 5, 2019
Dallas, TX
Yolonda Blue Horse invited Beverly Hill to speak, putting the MMIW tragedy in the context of global gendericde.
April 5, 2019
Atlanta, GA
We discussed the medical components of gendercide, including maternal mortality and physician complicity in sex-selective abortion.
March, 2019
New Delhi, India
Beverly Hill traveled to New Delhi, India to talk with India’s two leading feminists — Dr. Ranjana Kumari and Swati Maliwal. She also spoke with Pratham CEO Rukmini Banerjee as well as Pratham staff members Sukhada Ghosalkar and Samyukta. All discussions centered on possible collaborations between Gendap, the Centre for Social Research, the Delhi Commission for Women, and Pratham, a large educational NGO. More soon!
Feb. 26-27, 2019
We spoke to three groups at East Carolina University — from the School of Art and Design, the School of Medicine, and the Women and Gender Center. We thank Elizabeth Maxwell, Dr. Annette Greer, Dr. Susan Luddeke, Angel Bellaran, and Ashley Harzog Cleland for the invitations! It was a privilege to speak with your informed and engaged students.
