Zoe Kamangira

Person

Project Support Officer

Email

z.kamangira@ids.ac.uk

Zoe is a project support officer with the Power and Popular Politics cluster.

She is responsible for providing support for proposal development, reporting and financial management, events, proofreading, contracts, and administration. Her role includes providing support for projects such as Countering Backlash: Reclaiming Gender Justice and Child Labour: Action-Research-Innovation in South and South-Eastern Asia (CLARISSA).

Zoe’s background is in providing project delivery support for non-profit organisations in Zimbabwe, Kenya, South Africa and the United Kingdom. Her research interests are focused on gender justice, sexual and reproductive health, and HIV/AIDS.

Project

Building Back Better from Below(B4): Harnessing Innovations in Community Response and Intersectoral Collaboration for Health and Food Justice Beyond the Covid-19 Pandemic

Background The Covid-19 pandemic has deepened existing social, health and nutritional inequities and highlighted common challenges facing marginalised and racialised communities in cities across the Global North and South. It has also driven new social innovations and cross-sector...

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Promoting Peaceful Pastoralism: Preventing and resolving violence linked to cross-border transhumance and environmental change in Africa

Promoting Peaceful Pastoralism is an XCEPT, Conciliation resources funded project which examines changes to cross-border pastoral movements on the Uganda/Kenya border, in particular, as a result of environmental change and their implications for peace and security, and uses research findings...

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POTENCIAR: Building partnerships for Inclusion, Participation and Action

POTENCIAR is a programme focused on addressing accountability and governance issues undermining the delivery of basic services in Mozambique. The programme takes an innovative research-led and knowledge-centred adaptive approach to achieving inclusive development outcomes via a series of...

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The Gendered Price of Precarity

Marjoke Oosterom and Sohela Nazneen have won a British Academy Grant under the GCRF Youth Futures Call. The project, ‘The gendered price of precarity: Workplace sexual harassment and young women's agency’, will focus on female workers in Uganda and Bangladesh. The study aims to contribute to...

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Cluster

Power and Popular Politics

In a world that is increasingly affected by a rise in authoritarianism and populist politics, our research supports the actors who are promoting progressive social change, helping them generate the learning, insights and evidence they need for effective action. We are particularly focused on...

Latest work

Backlash against gender justice globally: What does it mean for development?

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