What we do
GABRIELA, the General Assembly Binding women for Reforms, Integrity, Equality, Leadership and Action, is a grassroots-based alliance of more than 200 organizations of women in the Philippines and with 8 chapters around the world. We organize women especially from the sectors of farmers, workers, urban poor, and youth.
Since its establishment in 1984, GABRIELA vigorously campaigns on sectoral issues such as women’s rights, gender discrimination, violence against women, and sexual and reproductive health. Similarly,
GABRIELA is also involved in national and international issues that perpetuate the structures of our oppression and subjugation, like the onslaught of neoliberalism.
At the same time, GABRIELA provides psychosocial and legal counseling, visits women political detainees and campaigns for their release, and conducts relief missions whenever there are disasters.
GABRIELA's programs includes:
Accomplishments
Established in 1984, GABRIELA consistently serves women through the years:
about us
GABRIELA is a grassroots-based alliance of more than 200 organizations, institutions, desks and programs based in communities, workplaces and schools throughout all regions and major provinces and cities in the Philippines. It also has chapters in eight countries outside of the Philippines. Founded in 1984,
GABRIELA organizes Filipino women, primarily from marginalized sectors of society, and helps educate and empower them to fight for their rights and interests through collective action.
Office address:
35 Scout Delgado 1103 Quezon City, Philippines
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GABRIELA aspire for a sovereign society free from foreign domination and intervention with self ellant economy geared towards the people's needs and gives equal value to the role of women in production
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