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Au fil des années, les Rencontres internationales sur la santé des femmes (International Women and Health Meetings, ou IWHM) sont devenues l’un des principaux moments de rencontre pour les défenseurs de la santé des femmes ainsi que pour les universitaires, institutions financières et autres réseaux intervenant sur la santé et les droits génésiques des femmes. Le présent article soutient que c’est le mode d’organisation qui a permis aux militantes féministes chargées d’organiser les IWHM de s’adapter aux changements politiques survenus au fil du temps, en permettant l’expression et la reconnaissance des diverses identités (nationale, régionale, sexuelle, biologique). L’article retrace la manière dont la reconnaissance de ces identités a permis aux IWHM de survivre et fructifier comme organisation, et de demeurer à la fine pointe du discours sur les droits des femmes, en particulier leurs droits sexuels et génésiques.The International Women’s Health Meeting (IWHM) has become one of the largest gatherings of women’s health advocates, academics, funding institutions and other networks involved in women’s health and reproductive rights. The first meeting was held in 1977 in Rome and the tenth in 2005 in New Delhi. This represents a 28-year process that has shaped and been shaped by the global feminist health movement. Interestingly, the IWHM is a non-institutionalized process. The central point of the article is that the organizing practices of the IWHM have allowed feminist activists engaged in it a large amount of flexibility and adaptability to political changes across time. This flexibility can be best traced to the deployment of various identities (national, regional, sexual, biological). The paper demonstrates how the deployment of these identities has allowed the IWHM to survive and flourish organizationally and remain at the cutting edge of the discourse on women’s rights, especially those of sexual and reproductive health

Les Rencontres internationales sur la santé des femmes : continuité et expression d’identités multiples