Economic and Political Weekly, June 2024. Review of Women's Studies
Forum Italicum: A Journal of Italian Studies, SAGE Publications
Silberman School of Social Work/Hunter College MEAL Team Publication, May 2024
In/Visibility of Flight: Images and Narratives of Forced Migration, Ed by - Monika Mokre, Maria Six-Hohenbalken - Book
Description
It explores the dynamics of visibility and social interactions of Kurdish women in these two cities. The study highlights the crucial role that inclusive public spaces in the city play in empowering migrant women, promoting social integration and improving their visibility in public spaces.
At a time when forced migration and the visibility of refugees are at the center of public and academic discourse, this research offers valuable insights into the everyday experiences of Kurdish women and their navigation of the urban environment.
Last year in Paris, Marc Tevini* and Kenza Bennani** and a chance to interview Donna Mertens about the transformative approach in evaluation, how to face the climate change issue, the dead angles in evaluation and the role of emerging evaluators.
▶ The full interview is available here : https://lnkd.in/d9Cswcp & on Twitter here : https://lnkd.in/d-QaQmw
Here's a glimpse of it :
▶ What matters in our work as evaluators is to raise up issues
▶ In a way that sheds light on the change needed in programs and policies
▶ There is rigorous scientific evidence that climate change is an issue
▶ A good evaluator should be critically reflective about such an oppressive issue
▶ We have to be ethical and honest about the values underpinning a program or policy
▶ We have to play the most important role of an evaluator, which is to ask provocative questions
Fell free to watch it, share and comment !
* Marc Tevini is a partner and consultant in evaluation at Quadrant Conseil. Since 2018, he has founded and led the thematic group of young emerging evaluators (JEEunes) within the French Evaluation Society. Marc is developing a research interest around evaluation processes carried out by non-evaluation practitioners, namely activist evaluations.
** Kenza Bennani is an evaluation manager with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Directorate General for International Development). A political scientist by training, she has 9 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, combining evaluation, management consulting and communications roles. She is a Board Member of IDEAS representing the Middle East and North Africa, as well as a co-leader of the Réseau Francophone des Evaluateurs Emergents (RF-Eé) and the co-convenor of the French Evaluation Society Working Group for Young and Emerging Evaluators (JEEunes).
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