Fahamu have been involved in the development of several online databases, providing a web interface to databases of research, news and publications. The advanced search functionality we have implemented on all these databases means that the knowledge is presented to the user in an accessible format; searchable by theme, date and publication type.
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Researchers, campaigners, scientists, fundraisers, project managers, social activists and people who train writers will benefit from the unique combination of three sets of writing skills - effective writing, core skills; writing for science; writing for advocacy.

Writing for change is now available on CDROM in English, French and Spanish. Find out more and order online:
English version
French version
Spanish version

You can also read Writing for change free online. Opens new window:
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Proposals that make a difference was developed to help not-for-profit organisations to write effective grant proposals.

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Auntie Stella: Teenagers talk about sex, life and relationships was originally produced by the Training and Research Support Centre as an activity pack for young Zimbabweans aged 13 to 17 years, and later developed as a website and a CDROM.

It aims to encourage young people to discuss key teenage issues, and also gives information that teenagers find hard to get elsewhere. Both versions use the question and reply format of problem page letters written to agony aunts in magazines, a popular source of information for young people.

Visit www.auntiestella.org

Support our work by buying our greetings cards - unique designs, suitable for any occasion.

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Fahamu is pleased to be able to publish Pambazuka, developed by the Kenya Human Rights Commission.

This CD addresses concerns that have for too long been neglected by human rights organisations ­ namely the protection and promotion of human rights amongst rural populations.

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Working with civil society - a guide for health personnel

Produced by the World Health Organisation in collaboration with the Training and Research Support Centre, Zimbabwe

The material on this website has been written for WHO Representatives, officials and country staff, as well as for health managers and decision makers.

It is designed to:

• Build leadership motivation, awareness and skills towards facilitating the involvement of civil society groups in health systems
• Provide information on options, avenues and mechanisms for civic involvement in health.

Read online at www.tarsc.org/who/index.html