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Eve McKeown

Eve McKeown

Communications Assistant

Email

e.mckeown@ids.ac.uk

Eve is a Communications Assistant within the Knowledge, Impact and Policy cluster. She recently graduated from the University of Bristol with a MSc in International Development, and previously received a BA in History from the University of Warwick. Her academic interests include decolonising development practice, and migration and mobility.

Eve has previously worked in marketing and public relations in the private sector, and currently works on a portfolio of projects at IDS, including Knowledge for Development and Diplomacy (K4DD) and Clean Energy for Development.

Research

Project

HeatNexus: Heat Adaptation Research for Action

Heat adaptation interventions are critical to manage the health effects of a changing climate. IDS is providing support HeatNexus, a network of nine Wellcome-funded research projects focused on such interventions in various LMICs between 2024 and 2030.

Programme

Countering Backlash: Reclaiming Gender Justice

Global progress on gender equality is under threat. We are living in an age where major political and social shifts are resulting in new forces that are visibly pushing back to reverse the many gains made for women’s rights and to shrink civic space. This timely six-year programme of work...

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Eve McKeown’s recent work

News

IDS Staff at the Global Evidence Summit 2024

IDS is thrilled to announce that we will be attending the Global Evidence Summit (GES) as a programme partner for the first time this year. This quadrennial event is a unique platform designed to facilitate collaboration and partnership across various sectors, with the shared goal of driving...

29 August 2024

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