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Sex education in the digital era
Join the Institute of Development Studies and Love Matters to celebrate the launch of the IDS Bulletin presenting new research on Sex Education in the Digital Era.
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Gender and Sexuality: What’s law got to do with it?
This seminar marks the launch of the Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice Edited Collection. Comprising 33 articles, photo essays, interviews and thought pieces with academics, activists and legal practitioners from over twenty countries in the world, the speakers will reflect on the complexity of the deceptively simple question posed by the Collection’s title: Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice: What’s Law Got to Do With It?
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CSW60 When women’s empowerment isn’t enough: Provocations on power to address intersectional inequality
The Sustainable Development Goal principles reflect a shared commitment by the international development community to ‘leave no one behind’. Evidence from research, however, reveals the extent to which development is undermined by a failure to recognise power in much work on gender, sexuality and women’s empowerment.
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Transforming “work”: linking care, gender responsive public services and women’s economic empowerment
This interactive event, taking place alongside CSW61, brings together young women activists, researchers, feminists and social justice organisations to talk about care dynamics, their implications for women's economic participation and gender responsive public services as a pathway towards women's economic rights.
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Reflections from a realist evaluation in progress: Scaling ladders and stitching theory
In this session, Isabel Vogel, Melanie Punton and Rob Lloyd will reflect on the first year of a three-year realist impact evaluation, examining the Building Capacity to Use Research Evidence (BCURE) programme funded by the UK Department for International Development.
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CSW60 Sustainable Women’s Economic Empowerment: Looking beyond labour force participation
Women’s increasing entry into the labour market has not been matched by a change in the gendered division of unpaid care work. The UNDP Human Development Report 2015 estimates women do 3 out of every 4 hours of unpaid work.
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16 April 2018
IDS Fellow appointed Challenge Leader for Global Challenges Research Fund
UK Research and Innovation has appointed IDS Fellow Jaideep Gupte to one of nine ‘Challenge Leader’ posts to help direct the work of a £1.5bn government research fund.
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12 March 2018
IDS and Sussex alumna Sosan Aziz finalist for British Council Social Impact Award
IDS and Sussex alumna Sosan Aziz has been shortlisted for a prestigious British Council Alumni Award in Pakistan’s Social Impact Category.
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23 January 2018
IDS and Sussex graduates encouraged to make positive change
Last week IDS celebrated the graduation of 211 IDS Masters students and one PhD researcher.
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30 October 2017
Urban October: Promoting a better urban future
This month IDS researchers have been commemorating Urban October as well as part of the implementation of the New Urban Agenda. Read their reflections on key themes such as affordable housing, safer cities, UN-Habitat, urban refugees, homelessness and decentralisation.