Gender & Women's Rights, Migration

2019

Bringing the Border to Baby: Birth Registration as Bordering Practice for Migrant Women’s Children

Allison

Petrozziello,

This article discusses the ways babies born to migrant and refugee women are being excluded from birth registration and calls for rights defenders to recognize and resist these practices. It focuses on the Dominican Republic’s denial of birth certificates for people of Haitian descent, and an action-research project aiming to facilitate access to the Dominican civil registry for children of mixed-status couples (Haitian migrant mother and Dominican father).

birth registration, citizenship, Gender, Human Rights, migration

Gender & Women's Rights, LGBTQIA Rights

2016

Queering Women, Peace and Security

Dr.

Jamie

Hagen,

Queen’s University Belfast

This work considers how the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda can better include LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender and queer) voices in gender, peace and security initiatives. Central to including lesbian, bisexual and transgender women in WPS is confronting heteronormativity and cisprivilege.

Gender, Peace, Security, Sexuality, Women

Disability Rights, Gender & Women's Rights, Legal

2021

Legal Capacity and Gender: Realising the Human Right to Legal Personhood and Agency of Women, Disabled Women, and Gender Minorities

Dr.

Anna

Arstein-Kerslake,

University of Melbourne

This research draws attention to where the law is denying decision-making on the basis of gender, and closely examines women, disabled women and gender minorities.

Agency, Disabled Women, Gender Justice, Gender Minorities, Human Rights

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights, Migration

2021

Technology-Facilitated Domestic Violence Against Immigrant and Refugee Women: A Qualitative Study

Dr.

Nicola

Henry,

RMIT University

Digital technologies are increasingly being used as tools for the perpetration of domestic violence. Little empirical research to date has explored the nature and impacts of technology-facilitated domestic violence, and even less attention has been paid to the experiences of immigrant and refugee women. This article examines the nature and impacts of technology-facilitated domestic violence as experienced by immigrant and refugee women.

Domestic Violence, Immigrant Women, Intimate Partner Violence, Refugee Women, Technology-Facilitated Abuse

Gender & Women's Rights, Sport

2014

Towards the “Undoing” of Gender in Mixed-Sex Martial Arts and Combat Sports

Dr.

Alex

Channon,

University of Brighton

This work explores the role of sex-integrated martial arts and combat sports in challenging sexist understandings of gender.

Gender, Martial Arts, Pedagogy, Sociology, Sport

Capacity Building, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights, Organisational Development

2018

“This class is not for you”: An investigation of gendered subject construction in entrepreneurship course descriptions

Dr.

Sally

Jones,

Manchester Metropolitan University

This research considers the exclusionary nature of gendered language within entrepreneurship training and education in universities.

Content Analysis, Entrepreneurship Education, Gendered Language

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Education

2021

Fighting for Relevance: The Revitalization of African Knowledge in the Learning Sphere in South Africa

Dr.

Nombulelo Tholithemba

Shange,

University of the Free State

This chapter will show how formal education and knowledge production in South Africa has been used as a tool to repress Black people, while discrediting their knowledge systems.

Decolonization, Fees Must Fall, Impepho, Indigenous Knowledge, Shembe Church

Advocacy

2018

Reproductive Health and Human Rights: Lessons from Ireland

Dr.

Tanya

Bakhru ,

San Diego State University

Human rights discourse is an important strategy to use when advocating for sexual and reproductive rights.

Abortion Rights, Human Rights, Reproductive Justice, Reproductive Rights, Transnational Health, Transnational Women

Prisoners & Detainees, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

2021

Who is entitled to feel in the age of populism? Women’s resistance to migrant detention in Britain

Dr.

Ali

Bilgic,

Loughborough University

My research is on how immigration policies in Britain impact migrants psychologically and emotionally, and what kind of policies can be formulated to ensure their perspective on British society remain positive.

Anti-immigrant Attitudes, Detention, Emotions, Gender, Populism, Security

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Poverty

2020

Sex Workers, Stigma and Self-Image: Evidence from Kolkata Brothels

Dr.

Sanchari

Roy,

Kings College London

Self-worth training can support marginalised people to escape pschological aspects of the poverty trap, and needs to be considered alongside material aspects when designing programmes to alleviate poverty.

Empowerment, Poverty, Psychological Constraints, Self-Worth, Sex Workers

Organisational Development, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights

2018

Looking Good and Being Good: Women Leaders in Australian Universities

Prof.

Tanya

Fitzgerald,

University of Western Australia

This research examines explicit and implicit ways women’s leadership bodies are gendered. I interrogate the visibility of women in leadership positions and the performance of gender.

Gendered Bodies, Higher Education, Leadership, Surveillance, Visibility

Gender & Women's Rights

2017

Pacific Men: how the feminist gap explains hostility

Prof.

Erik

Melander,

Uppsala University

This research demonstrates that attitudes to gender equality, not biological sex, explain attitudes towards other nationalities and religious groups.

Attitudes, Feminist Gap, Foreign Policy, Gender Gap, Masculinities

Gender & Women's Rights, Human Trafficking

2019

Silence and Silencing of Women: The Case of Trafficked Women

Dr.

Haezreena

Abdul Hamid,

University of Malaya

Trafficked women are entitled to self-respect, human rights and dignity. They should be treated like any other person and are capable of exercising their own agency

Agency, Migrants, Silencing, Trafficked Women, Trafficking, Victimisation

Poverty

2015

The Building Accounts of the Savoy Hospital, 1512-1520

Dr.

Charlotte

Stanford,

Brigham Young University

Analysis of the payrolls preserved in this manuscript allows an opportunity to understand more about the working conditions and value (through pay amounts) for laboring class English artisans in the early sixteenth century, including a few women.

Art History, Building, Commemoration, Economic History, Gender, Social History

Advocacy

2019

Glimpses of UN Days- how UN international days can assist awareness-building

Nandini

Dash,

This book calls for NGOs to use the UN international days as opportunities for awareness-building and education. It helps to open up the opportunity for the discussion of sensitive topics.

Advocacy, Awareness, International Days of Celebration

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

2019

Counting Ourselves: The health and wellbeing of trans and non-binary people in Aotearoa New Zealand

Dr.

Jaimie

Veale,

University of Waikato

Our findings illustrate the stark contrast and health inequities between trans and non-binary people and the general population, especially in the areas of mental health and wellbeing, including the very high rates of psychological distress and suicide attempts within our communities.

Discrimination, Gender Affirming Healthcare, Health Equity, Mental Health, Transgender

Monitoring & Evaluation, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

2020

Politics of Evidence Based Policy Making: Reporting on SDG 16 in Egypt

Prof.

Laila

El Baradei,

The American University of Cairo

SDG 16 has many politically sensitive indicators, which is allowing governments (in this case – Egypt) to not self-report accurately. Including quantifiable targets and indicators for the SDGs helps citizens hold their governments accountable for the implementation of all the promises governments make to its citizens.

Evidence-Based Policy, Proxy Measures, SDG 16

Gender & Women's Rights

2020

Sexuality as a Standard of Civilization: Historicizing (Homo)Colonial Intersections of Race, Gender, and Class

Dr.

Andrew

Delatolla,

University of Leeds

It is important to acknowledge the colonial dimension of the governance of (homo)sexuality. By doing so, practitioners gain a nuanced understanding of LGBTQ+ communities in the global south and they avoid perpetuating the harmful binary understanding of the world as consisting of ‘civilised’ and ‘uncivilised’ peoples or regions.

Gender, Heterocolonialism, Homocolonialism, Homonormativity, Homosexuality, Intersectionality, Standard of Civilisation

Gender & Women's Rights

2020

Cultural Oppression Disguised as Religious Obligation: A Fatal Misrepresentation to the Advancement of Muslim Women’s Rights in the Context of the So-Called Honour Killings

Dr.

Fatemah

AlBader,

Kuwait International Law School

It is culture and not religion that results in the hinderance of women’s rights in Muslim-majority countries and Muslim populations.

Cultural Practices, Honour Killings, Islamic Law, Patriarchal Communities

Reconciliation

2020

Collective psychological ownership and reconciliation in territorial conflicts

Nora

Storz,

Utrecht University

In conflict regions such as Kosovo, Cyprus and Israel, ethnic group members who feel more strongly that the disputed territory belongs to their own group are less willing to reconcile the with the rival outgroup.

Collective psychological ownership, Ingroup Identification, Place Attachment, Reconciliation, Territorial Conflicts

Gender & Women's Rights

2020

Continuity and Change: Performing Gender in Rural Tanzania

Dr.

Lone

Badstue et al.,

International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)

Despite cultural and economic limitations, gender is continually being re-enacted and reproduced in Tanzania, and spaces are emerging for women and men to renegotiate gender.

Agriculture, Food Security, Gender, Poverty Reduction

Migration

2020

‘This country is OURS’: The exclusionary potential of collective psychological ownership

Tom

Nijs,

Utrecht University

Dutch and British natives who believe that the country is ‘ours’ are more negative towards immigrant minorities and European integration, and British natives were likely to translate these attitudes into voting ‘leave’ in the Brexit referendum.

Anti-EU attitudes, Anti-immigrant Attitudes, Brexit, Collective psychological ownership, Right-wing populism

Gender & Women's Rights

2019

Logics of Protection and the Discursive Construction of Refugee Fathers

Dr.

Lucy

Hall,

University of Amsterdam

Gendered images of refugees contribute to how we understand who is deserving of protection and who is not.

Gender & Women's Rights, Migration

2019

birth registration, citizenship, Gender, Human Rights, migration

Gender & Women's Rights, LGBTQIA Rights

Gender, Peace, Security, Sexuality, Women

Disability Rights, Gender & Women's Rights, Legal

Agency, Disabled Women, Gender Justice, Gender Minorities, Human Rights

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights, Migration

Domestic Violence, Immigrant Women, Intimate Partner Violence, Refugee Women, Technology-Facilitated Abuse

Gender & Women's Rights, Sport

Gender, Martial Arts, Pedagogy, Sociology, Sport

Capacity Building, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights, Organisational Development

Content Analysis, Entrepreneurship Education, Gendered Language

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Education

Decolonization, Fees Must Fall, Impepho, Indigenous Knowledge, Shembe Church

Advocacy

Abortion Rights, Human Rights, Reproductive Justice, Reproductive Rights, Transnational Health, Transnational Women

Prisoners & Detainees, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

Anti-immigrant Attitudes, Detention, Emotions, Gender, Populism, Security

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Poverty

Empowerment, Poverty, Psychological Constraints, Self-Worth, Sex Workers

Organisational Development, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality, Gender & Women's Rights

Gendered Bodies, Higher Education, Leadership, Surveillance, Visibility

Gender & Women's Rights

Attitudes, Feminist Gap, Foreign Policy, Gender Gap, Masculinities

Gender & Women's Rights, Human Trafficking

Agency, Migrants, Silencing, Trafficked Women, Trafficking, Victimisation

Poverty

Art History, Building, Commemoration, Economic History, Gender, Social History

Advocacy

Advocacy, Awareness, International Days of Celebration

Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

Discrimination, Gender Affirming Healthcare, Health Equity, Mental Health, Transgender

Monitoring & Evaluation, Discrimination, Inclusion & Equality

Evidence-Based Policy, Proxy Measures, SDG 16

Gender & Women's Rights

Gender, Heterocolonialism, Homocolonialism, Homonormativity, Homosexuality, Intersectionality, Standard of Civilisation

Gender & Women's Rights

Cultural Practices, Honour Killings, Islamic Law, Patriarchal Communities

Reconciliation

Collective psychological ownership, Ingroup Identification, Place Attachment, Reconciliation, Territorial Conflicts

Gender & Women's Rights

Agriculture, Food Security, Gender, Poverty Reduction

Migration

Anti-EU attitudes, Anti-immigrant Attitudes, Brexit, Collective psychological ownership, Right-wing populism

Gender & Women's Rights

Gender, Photos, Protection, Refugee, Social Media