- Voices of Pastoralist Women - Films from the Global Gathering of Pastoralist Women:
- Why does a Global Gathering matter? - Pastoralist women tell you why
- Lászlóné Sáfián Ibolya: Leader of the Women in Pastoralism group (Hungary)
- Salamatu Umar Ardo (Nigeria): Global Gathering of Pastoralist Women
- Samina Batool (Pakistan). Reflections on Global Gathering of Pastoralist Women
- Blanca: Pastoralist Women, health, education, and social support
- Djoudé Issa Demo (Benin): Pastoralist Women, Economy, Livelihoods and Working Conditions
- Sara Esposito (Italy): Pastoralist Women, Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change
- Maira (Colombia): Political representation of pastoralist women, care and labour
- Fadimatou Balla (Cameroon): Pastoralist Women, Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Continuity
- Bilach Jimale (Kenya): Economy, livelihoods and working conditions of pastoralist women
- Debbie Dowden (Australia): Pastoralist Women on the Frontlines, Climate Change and Natural Resources
- Vasamalli Kurtaz (India):Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Continuity of Pastoralist Communities
- Judith Singibala (Tanzania): Pastoralist Women on the Frontlines, Climate Change & Natural Resources
- Anna Sperling (Italy): Political representation and participation of Pastoralist Women
- Ainhoa Lopez, Ganaderas en Red (Spain): Political Representation of Pastoralist Women
- Documents
- Women herders and pastoralists: valuing their contribution to rangeland stewardship and resilience (UNCCD)
African Pastoralist Women’s Gathering (APWG), Kampala, Uganda, 16–19 March 2026 at Speke Resort Munyonyo; Enriched by contributions from the Manifesto of Universities of Women in Pastoral and Agro-Pastoral Settings West and Central Africa, Tsévié, Togo, 11–14 January 2026; and Validated by African Pastoralist Women and Leaders from North, West, Central, Eastern and Southern Africa (28 April 2026).
- Rassemblement des femmes pastorales africaines (APWG), Kampala, Ouganda, du 16 au 19 mars 2026 au Speke Resort Munyonyo ; Enrichie par les contributions du Manifeste des universités de femmes en milieu pastoral et agro-pastoral d'Afrique de l'Ouest, du Sahel et d'Afrique centrale, d’Afrique centrale, Tsévié, Togo, 11-14 janvier 2026 ; La charte a été validée par des femmes et des leaders pastorales africaines du Nord, de l'Ouest, du Centre, de l'Est et du Sud de l'Afrique le 28 avril 2026.
- Documents from Supporting Pastoralism and Agriculture in Recurrent and Protracted Crises (SPARC)
- (Audio) SPARC podcast episode: "Invisible, yet indispensable": Fulani pastoralist women in their own words
- SPARC's episode 5 of Dynamic Drylands podcast interviews the Fulani pastoralist women involved in a new training programme to become community researchers. The episode is available on Acast, Spotify YouTube and Amazon Music. The transcript is available here.
- Vincent K (2022) Gender in agricultural and pastoral livelihoods in SPARC countries in sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East: a review. Technical report. London, UK: SPARC Knowledge (https://doi.org/10.61755/KDWI7749).
This reviews 170 studies on gender in agricultural and pastoralist livelihoods across SPARC focus countries, identifying thematic trends, geographic variation and research gaps to inform future SPARC contributions. - (Video) SPARC documentary: Charting new futures in Africa’s drylands (English and French)
One of the three main stories shown in this 20-minute documentary is about Dinka pastoralist women, who have turned increasingly frequent and severe flooding in Bor, South Sudan into a new business opportunity: selling fish. As the interviewees in the documentary explain, women in particular are benefiting from this change and make up the majority of sellers at markets.
- (Audio) SPARC podcast episode: "Invisible, yet indispensable": Fulani pastoralist women in their own words
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