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Gender and Health
20 mai 2021
00:40:14
In this podcast, Gender & Development's Liz Cooke talks to the three co-editors of the Health issue of the journal.
Topics covered are:
why a gender lens is important when considering health matters
health inequities
COVID-19 and its gendered impact
building back better after the pandemic
Taking part are:
Janice Cooper, Senior Project Adviser for the Carter Center's Liberia Mental Health Initiative
Renu Khanna, a founding member and a Director at the NGO, SAHAJ-Society for Health Alternatives, India
Sally Theobald, Professor and Chair in Social Science and International Health at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK
As the climate crisis deepens, in this podcast, Gender & Development's assistant editor Liz Cooke talks to the two co-editors of the Climate Crisis issue of the journal.
The conversation takes in why the climate crisis is a gender issue, some of the ways it's affecting women in the Asia Pacific region, how a gender perspective is (or isn't) being incorporated into climate change policy, and the overlap between the climate crisis and the current COVID 19 pandemic.
Taking part are:
Irene Dankelman, academic, author and consultant on gender, the environment, and climate change
Kavita Naidu, human rights lawyer and Climate Justice Programme Officer at the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development
Find out more about the Gender & Development Climate Crisis issue:
2020 marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark United Nation's Fourth World Conference on Women, at which governments from around the world pledged to advance women's rights and work towards full gender equality.
In this podcast, Gender & Development's assistant editor Liz Cooke is joined by four women's rights activists who have written for the Beijing +25 issue of the journal. Together they assess the impact of the Beijing Conference for women's rights over the last 25 years, the role of the United Nations in supporting women's struggle for equality, and the likely consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic for women's rights.
Taking part: Anne Marie Goetz, of the Center for Global Affairs, New York University Ulemu Kanyongolo, Founder of the Young Feminist Network in Malawi Lina Abou Habib, Senior Policy Fellow at the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University in Beirut Melissa Upreti, Senior Director of Program and Global Advocacy, Center for Women’s Global Leadership, Rutgers University
To find out more about the Gender & Development journal and the Beijing +25 issue, visit the website www.genderanddevelopment.org
What does feminist research really look like?
12 févr. 2020
00:30:44
In this podcast Liz Cooke, assistant editor of Gender & Development, speaks to three contributors to the November 2019 issue of G&D, which focuses on the challenges of putting a feminist research agenda into practice.
Our contributors talk to us about their research, undertaken in very different contexts. Michelle Lokot tells us about her research with Syrian refugees, Mirna Guha discusses researching sex work in Eastern India, and Xian Warner shares ideas on getting quantitative research on Violence against Women and Girls into the hands of policy makers.