Gender

Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Sri Lanka – part 2

13th May 2021

Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Sri Lanka – part 2
Ramona Vijeyarasa Nadine Vanniasinkam Viyanga Gunasekera
Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Sri Lanka – part 1

13th May 2021

Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Sri Lanka – part 1
Ramona Vijeyarasa Nadine Vanniasinkam Viyanga Gunasekera
“You’ve got to really know yourself”: Where do women leaders come from and how can we support them?

30th April 2021

“You’ve got to really know yourself”: Where do women leaders come from and how can we support them?
Rebecca Gordon
Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 2

11th February 2021

Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 2
Asima Siahaan Tanya Jakimow Yumasdaleni Aida Harahap
Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 1

11th February 2021

Non-elite pathways to women's political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 1
Asima Siahaan Tanya Jakimow Yumasdaleni Aida Harahap
Three lessons we can learn from the success of women’s leadership during COVID-19

28th May 2020

Three lessons we can learn from the success of women’s leadership during COVID-19
Alana Tomlin
Livelihoods, Leadership, Linkages, and Locality: The Simbo for Change Project, Solomon Islands

13th May 2020

Livelihoods, Leadership, Linkages, and Locality: The Simbo for Change Project, Solomon Islands
John Cox
Gender, Political Representation and Symbolic Capital: How Some Women Politicians Succeed

21st August 2019

Gender, Political Representation and Symbolic Capital: How Some Women Politicians Succeed
John Cox Ceridwen Spark Jack Corbett
How can a gendered understanding of power and politics make development work more effective?

13th February 2018

How can a gendered understanding of power and politics make development work more effective?
Helen Derbyshire Sam Gibson David Hudson Chris Roche
#Feminism: digital technologies and feminist activism in Fiji

14th March 2017

#Feminism: digital technologies and feminist activism in Fiji
Tait Brimacombe Romitesh Kant Glen Finau Jope Tarai Jason Titifanue
Thinking about women and girls makes development work better for everyone

7th March 2017

Thinking about women and girls makes development work better for everyone
Orlanda Siow David Hudson
Gender analysis, and thinking and working politically – bridging the gap

14th February 2017

Gender analysis, and thinking and working politically – bridging the gap
Chris Roche Sam Gibson