A critical approach to women's post-conflict empowerment. Housed under @theGenderHub. PIs - @marieeberry, @MilliLake.
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This can now be accessed without paywall through our website here: wrawproject.org/publications…
Check out @marieeberry and @MilliLake ‘s latest where they highlight mainstream efforts to champion gender equality after war and how these efforts often ignore underlying and mutually reinforcing structures that perpetuate women’s oppression.
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Muy contenta de poder conversar sobre género, conflicto y paz con la profesora @rettberg_a el próximo martes a las 4pm en la #TiendaUniandes. Sin duda ella es una de las mayores expertas en construcción de paz en el país. ¡Nos vemos el martes a las 4pm! 💜🕊️
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@drMelJohnston I missed this over the summer but am so glad you highlighted again -- right up our our alley at @wrawproject so ordering and can't wait to read!
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Hard to express how moving and wonderful our Estéticas de Resistencia: Collage y Arte Político exhibit launch was in Bogotá last week.
A brief 🧵
@TheGenderHub @sie_center @wrawproject @IGLI_DU @josefkorbel
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Ahhh so wonderful to see it out and a privilege to have our writing in tandem with yours ♥️
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Literal tears in my eyes seeing this tweet and my essay in this forum from @wrawproject.
I agonised at my desk for months over this, but mostly, it was written on the road between Lviv and Kyiv and on Bangui-Paris flights.
And I’m pretty proud of that, as it were.
We are excited to share that the @wrawproject forum is now available on our website!
wrawproject.org/forum-1
Please take a look at the introduction by @marieeberry and @MilliLake and individual pieces by @SindujaRaja18, @GSorayaZ, @dhanalaxmihamal, @LuisaSalazarE, & @dvplaza.
We are excited to share that the @wrawproject forum is now available on our website!
wrawproject.org/forum-1
Please take a look at the introduction by @marieeberry and @MilliLake and individual pieces by @SindujaRaja18, @GSorayaZ, @dhanalaxmihamal, @LuisaSalazarE, & @dvplaza.
@MilliLake also compiled a wonderful summary of our forum: xitter.cf/MilliLake/status/16592…
Please help us share these pieces widely! @TheGenderHub @sie_center @IGLI_DU
@LSE_WPS #AcademicTwitter #womenalsoknowstuff
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We have published a forum on Women’s Rights after Genocide guest edited by @marieeberry and @MilliLake featuring their team of brilliant scholars. Hearty congrats!
New series of publications from @MilliLake and me and the @wrawproject team! Thanks to @JournalGenocide & @dirkmoses for working with us to feature early findings from the project.
Women’s Rights After War and Genocide: Contradictions and Challenges tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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This is finally out! I can't thank enough for being able to work on the @wrawproject and being able to learn and write with these top scholars and friends. In the links below you can find all the contributions, reflections and findings on women's rights after war.
New series of publications from @MilliLake and me and the @wrawproject team! Thanks to @JournalGenocide & @dirkmoses for working with us to feature early findings from the project.
Women’s Rights After War and Genocide: Contradictions and Challenges tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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It was such a pleasure to actually sit down and write about things we’ve been thinking about and processing together! And PS: this is my first solo-authored piece in a journal hooray!!
New series of publications from @MilliLake and me and the @wrawproject team! Thanks to @JournalGenocide & @dirkmoses for working with us to feature early findings from the project.
Women’s Rights After War and Genocide: Contradictions and Challenges tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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So grateful to @MilliLake, @marieeberry and team for their support and guidance through this process!
Looking so much fwd to reading every 🔥essay in the forum!
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Super thankful to @linds_goldberg ‘s lovely review of our dataset from @wrawproject and delighted to be in conversation with her in this newsletter! You can find the dataset up on the @TheGenderHub ‘s website here: thegenderhub.com/projects/wo…
Breaking! new issue of @apsa_cp available here w/ great contributions from @linds_goldberg @MilliLake @marieeberry @gsorayaz @sindujaraja18 @robertsreport @VolodymyrKulyk4 @EricaMarat @BotakozKassymb1 @senerakturk @GulnazSharaf comparativepoliticsnewslette…
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@LSEIRDept Dr Milli Lake published with @marieeberry an introductory essay on research from the @wrawproject.
Check it out here:🔗tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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In 2021, we started a research project, led by @FundacionLuvo + @enkele_co & @DrMmartind @YiraMirandaM & myself about women's collective artistic resistance in music of oral tradition & seek cultural + structural changes in contexts transiting from violence to peaces🧵
@pol_LU
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This panel is going to unpack the intricacies and complications of doing fieldwork as a PhD student or ECR and in a field like International studies! So the more diverse experiences of fieldwork, the better! #ISA2024 @ftgs_isa @isanet
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Finally, @dvplaza's piece shows how standard toolkits for post-conflict recovery fail to translate survivor-centered care into practice and can serve to constrain or co-opt the radical potentialities of both “survivor-centeredness” + “care”: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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That finding is also echoed in the piece by @dhanalaxmihamal, who looks at Nepal and finds similar patterns in terms of gender quotas and women's political participation: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…