We also co-ordinated the CSO campaign which resulted in the enactment of the Domestic Violence Act of 2005 and we has engaged in policy discussions related to women’s land rights, single women and female heads of households, peace-making and peace-building, and media reforms among others. We have helped initiate women’s networks and continue to work with a range of organizations from grassroots level local women’s organizations to national level institutions, which have a direct voice in policy formulation and implementation. Thus, we act as a bridge that closes the gap between high-level policymaking and the marginalized in the work for promoting and protecting women’s rights. WMC structures its work under three broad thematic areas: State and Politics, Gender Identities & Sexuality and Media. We also use the strategic approaches of Mobilization; Dialogue & Advocacy; Networking & Events; Media & Publications and Documentation & Research to intersect our three main themes.