Mubashira Zaidi, from ISST, authored the chapter, 'Work and Women's Economic Empowerment in Tribal Rajasthan, India' in part 3, Emerging Dimensions in the Understanding of Women’s Unpaid Work of the book!
Isolation measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 means that social researchers who conduct face-to-face fieldwork (interviews, focus groups, participant observation, ethnographies etc) are now faced with the challenge of either delaying or re-inventing their methods so that they can continue their research until these measures are relaxed. This webinar will explore ways that researchers can adapt their methods.Deborah Lupton, Ph.D. Professor at Centre for Social Research in Health and…See More
Dr. Ashrita has been working as an Evidence Synthesis Specialist with Campbell Collaboration since December 2016 and is also the editor of Campbell International Development Coordinating Group. She is an epidemiologist by background and is trained in systematic reviews and information science. At Campbell she has led the development of Campbell discussion paper on Evidence and Gap Map. She manages systematic reviews grants and conducts in-house evidence and gap maps and systematic review…See More
In the new era of feminist foreign policies, advances must be made in how to integrate gender dynamics into think tanks. In this webinar, Josephine Tsui who has supported researchers and think tanks will chair a discussion on how think tank leaders can increase the quality of their research by being proactive in understanding the gendered dynamics within research organisations.Josephine Tsui will discuss contemporary gender issues regarding think tanks. This includes: the gender pipeline…See More
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