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Women’s Movement in the Philippines

Women’s Organizations

Early Times - 1921
- Asociacion de Damas dela Cruz Rojas
- Asociacion Feminista Filipina (1905)
- Asociacion Feminista Ilonga (1906)
- Kilusang Suffragist (1907)
- Women's Masonic Lodge
- Katipunan Women's Chapter
- Women of Malolos
- Society for the Advancement of Women, later renamed Women's Club of Manila and much later, to Manila Women's Club
- National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines
Government-based
- National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women
Organizations Promoting Women's Rights
- Coalition Against Trafficking in Women - Asia-Pacific (CATWAP)
- Women's Education Development Productivity and Research Organization
By Profession/Field
- Pi Lambda Theta - Honor Society of Women Professionals
- Arts
  - Philippine American Women Writers and Artists
- Literature/Journalism
  - Philippine Women Writers Association
- Sports
  - Women's National Collegiate Athletic Association
Socio-civic Women’s Organizations
Political Women’s Organizations
- Ugnayan ng Kababaihan sa Pulitika
- Political Parties
Religious Women’s Organizations
- Catholic Women's League
- Catholic Congregations in the Philippines
Sororities in the Philippines

Philippine Women

(To access the knowledge database on the Great Philippine Women, click Great Philippine Women link)

(To access the knowledge database on the Filipina Firsts, click here [http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Filipina_Firsts)

Precolonial Personalities
- Mythical Women Characters
Patriots and Heroines
- Marcela M. Agoncillo
- Hilaria Aguinaldo
- Salud Alagabre
- Teodora Alonzo
- Melchora Aquino
- Espiridiona Bonifacio
- Felipe Culala
- Patrocinio Gamboa
- Gregoria de Jesus
- Nazaria Lagos
- Rosario Lopez
- Teresa F. Magbanua
- Celia Mariano-Pomeroy
- Trinidad Rizal
- Gabriela Silang
- Trinidad Tecson
- Gliceria Marella Villavicencio
- Ma. Lorena Barros
- 20 Women of Malolos
Women in the Revolutionary and Peace Struggle
Women Leaders at the Global Scene
- The United Nations
- International Civic Organizations
  - Tess Chua (Soroptimist International)
  - Esther A. Vibal (International Inner Wheel)
  - Olivia Ferry (Zonta International)
- Women's Studies Educators
- Women in Education
- Women Pensionadas
Women in Government
- National Government
  - Presidents
    - Corazon Aquino
    - Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
  - Senators
  - Supreme Court Justices/Associate Justices
  - Congress
  - Cabinet Secretaries
  - Commissioners/Government-Owned Corporations/Agencies
- Local Government
  - Governors
  - Mayors
  - Vice mayors
  - Councilors
Women by Profession
- Women in Agriculture
- Women in Education
  - Dr. Francisca Tirona-Benitez
  - Dr. Concepcion Aguila
  - Dr. Encarnacion Alzona
  - Dr. Belen Enrile-Gutierrez
  - Carmen de Luna
  - Librada Avelino
  - Rosa Sevilla de Alvero
- Women in Journalism and Mass Media
- Women in Law
- Women in Medicine
  - Dr. Fe del Mundo
  - Dr. Catalina Arevalo
  - Dr. J. Abary-Murillo
  - Dr. Racquel Fortun
  - Dr. Purificacion Lahoz Verzosa
- Women in Business, Economy and Finance
- Women Entrepreneurs
- Women in Religion
  - Ignacia del Espiritu Santo
  - Suprema Isabel Suarez (Rizalista)
- Women in Science and Technology
  - Dolores Ramirez
  - Concepcion Maramba Henares
- Women in Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
  - Bloggers
  - Gamers
  - Web Publishers
- Women in Community Services, Civics and Social Work
- Women in the Arts
- Women in Sports
- Women Philanthrophists
- Women in Fashion
  - Designers/Couturiers
  - Models
  - Women in Culinary Arts
  - Beauty Queens (click here for complete list)
- Philippine Women Socialites
- Great Philippine Matriarchs
  - Rosario Araneta de Lacson
  - Enrica Alunan de Lizares "Capitana Dicang"
  - Encarnacion Panlilio de Lizares
  - Rosario Escudero
  - Josefina "Pitang" Buyson-Eusebio
  - Luz "Lucing" Sarmiento de Panlilio
  - Maria Luisa de Leon-Escaler
  - Gorgonia Rodriguez y Yabut "Impung Oniang"
  - Sabina Sioco y Rodriguez de Escaler "Impung Sabi"
  - Florencia Sioco y Rodriguez de Gonzalez "Impung Eciang"
  - Matea Rodriguez y Tuason vda de Sioco, vda de Arnedo Cruz
  - Ciriaca de los Santos y pardo de Tavera
  - Tecla Chichioco y Valenzuela de Cojuangco
  - Ysidra Cojuangco y Estrella "Lola Sidra"
  - Genoveva Singson-Chiong Veloso de Villalon

- Influential Filipinas in the United States (to access the knowledge database on the 100 Most Influential Filipinas in the United States, click [1])

Women Issues and Concepts

Forum on Women's Issues
- The Helena Z Benitez Global Forum on Women, Power and Sustainable Development
Situation of Women in the Philippines
Women Empowerment
Women in Development (WID)
Gender and Development (GAD)
Gender Sensitivity
Gender and Development (GAD) Plan and Budget
Violence Against Women and their Children
- Domestic Violence
- Marital Rape
- Incest
- Reproductive Rights Violation
- Rape
- Sexual Harassment
- Sex Discrimination
- Lesbophobia
- Medical Abuse
- Abuse of Women with Physical or Mental Disabilities
- Culture-bound Practices Harmful to Women
- Ritual Abuse Within Religious Cults
- Sexual Slavery, Prostitution and International Trafficking of Women
- Pornography and Abuse of Women in Media
- Abuse of Women in Internal Refugee or Relocation Camps
- Custodial Abuse
Militarization and its Effects on Women
Feminist Publishing in the Philippines
Reproductive Rights of Women
Trafficking of Women
Prostitution and Pornography
Women and their Family
Comfort Women
The role of women in the economy
- Feminization of Poverty/Labor
- Women and Migration
- Women's lack of access to resources and benefits
Women's role in armed conflicts and militarization
Filipina spirituality
Iconography of Filipina
- Babaylan
- Maria Clara
- Inang Bayan
- "Filipina for Sale"
Women-related events observed in the Philippines
- Women's Month
- Rural Women's Day
- 18-day Campaign to End Violence against Women

Women's Studies

Women and Development Studies in the Philippines
Academic Institutions with Women Studies Program

Laws on Women

For the listing of Philippine laws on women, click [2]

Women's Websites

NCRFW- the official website of National Commission on the Role of Filipino women

Filipinaimages.com - an online campaign that has produced a significant change in how Filipinas are viewed by asserting a more empowered and liberating image over the stereotype of Filipinas as sex objects.

Femalenetwork.com - the first Philippine website for women and the online home of Cosmopolitan Philippines, Preview, Good Housekeeping, Smart Parenting, Real Living and OK!

Isiswomen - the website of Isis International-Manila, a feminist NGO committed to inform, communicate, and promote the many voices of women.

Gabriela Philippines - the website of Gabriela Philippines