As a collaborating partner, DLMGA facilitated a session “Looking into the
Intersections of Ethnicity, Caste, and Feminism” to deep dive into how caste and ethnicity intersect with feminist struggles, encouraging participants to engage with complex social justice issues and promoting a broader understanding of intersectional feminism.
The exhibition “Paint the Revolution” displayed powerful artwork capturing the resilience and resistance of Dalit and marginalized communities, as a means to confront caste-based exclusion and amplify unheard voices.
Attended by over 100 young people, the conference consisted of various sessions and panel discussions that addressed a wide range of feminist issues such as
leadership, intersectionality, well-being and self-care, unpaid care work, climate crisis, and building feminist alliances and networks.
The event was collaboratively convened by DLMGA, Ujyalo Foundation, Accountability Lab, Dignity Initiative, Governance Lab, Harin Nepal, Nagarik Awaz, Tewa, and Yuwalaya
One Day Feminist Conference 2025
Dalit Lives Matter Global Alliance collaborated with Ujyalo Foundation for the One-Day Feminist Conference (OFC) held in July, 2025. Centred around the theme “Towards Equity: Organize, Disrupt, Reimagine, Reform,” the conference brought together over 122 feminist activists, community leaders, policymakers, and movement builders from across Nepal.
