• Researching Sensitive Topics Involving Children – Managing Risk, Distress and Trauma in Research Design and Data Collection

    Research on sensitive topics is essential if we are to have high-quality evidence to understand the critical issues affecting children, and to shape and improve programs and policies for impact. However, when this involves interviewing children and adolescents, it raises ethical concerns regarding the potential for re-traumatization and distress it may cause – particularly if…

  • Project dldl/ድልድል Annual Conference 2024

    The conference will consist of evidence sharing panels and best practice workshops led by researchers and domestic violence and abuse (DVA) practitioners and service providers to achieve genuine cross-sectoral knowledge exchange and identify together good practices, new approaches and future priorities and directions in faith-informed and culturally adapted DVA services in the UK and internationally.…

  • Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in the Indo-Pacific: Reporting, Advocacy and Justice

    This 90-minute webinar, hosted by CEVAW, will focus on the Indo-Pacific region as a site of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence. The webinar will hear experiences from actors engaged in reporting, advocacy, and justice across five locations in the Indo-Pacific region: Afghanistan, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines, and discuss priorities for…

  • Forced to Report? Understanding the Humanitarian Impact of Mandatory Reporting

    This year the ICRC and BRC will be marking the International Day for the Elimination of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence by co-hosting a half-day hybrid event that builds on the global expertise developed over the last four years titled, "Forced to Report? Understanding the Humanitarian Impact of Mandatory Reporting". This event will consist of three expert…

  • CAPSEAH – The Common Approach to Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment

    The Common Approach to Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (CAPSEAH) is a short guide to help all people and organisations working in humanitarian, development or peace settings take action to tackle Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH). Join Emma Wokowu and cross-sector speakers at a virtual roundtable to discuss how CAPSEAH can help broaden and…

  • Gendered Workplace Violence in the PHC Workforce Part I – Policy Frameworks for Action

    This first webinar in a two-part series will focus on understanding and addressing gendered workplace violence in the primary healthcare (PHC) workforce during global crises. It will cover conceptual and policy frameworks related to violence against women, aiming to highlight how structural gender and power imbalances threaten female health workers' safety and well-being. This foundational…

  • Interventions that Prevent or Respond to Intimate Partner Violence Against Women and Violence Against Children

    Join UNICEF, LSHTM, and SVRI, to learn more about the implications of the recent publication ‘Interventions that prevent or respond to intimate partner violence against women and violence against children: a systematic review’. Globally, efforts seeking to prevent or respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) and violence against children (VAC) are still frequently separate, even…

  • Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Webinar

    In this session, the Metropolitan Police Service will discuss proactive measures and initiatives to enhance women's safety in London. Westminster City Council will present their Night Stars Campaign, a volunteer effort to promote women's safety in the West End's night-time economy. Additionally, two charities, the Employers' Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) and Advance, will share…

  • Where is the Money for Feminist Organising?

    Join AWID for this webinar to learn about the history and current context of the "Where Is The Money" survey. Discover why the survey is essential and how it strengthens our collective voice and power, advocating for more and better funding for feminist, women's rights, LBTQI+, and allied organizations globally. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMPXBBj9CR1ttzbGEuvSbGRP34hnGWQtBxBO69P9hyFpjCpA/viewform

  • Navigating Trauma-Informed Embodiment Practices | Explorer Les Pratiques D’incarnation Tenant Compte Des Traumatismes

    In this session, speakers discuss the connection of trauma and the body, and the ways in which somatic/embodiment practices can be integrated into the everyday work of supporting survivors of gender-based violence (GBV). This session also aims to deepen understanding around the systemic and intersectional realities that impact trauma-informed embodiment work.  Speakers will share both…

  • Gender Equality Partnerships: The Journey So Far

    Since 2021, Gender Equality Partnerships has funded 70 collaborative projects around the world to tackle key gender equality priorities in higher education. This online event will showcase the new Gender Equality Partnerships report, which highlights the impact and achievements of the project to date. This will be followed by an online panel session, where practitioners…

  • Gender Power in Africa: Analysis of the Imbalances That Shape Women’s Lives

    This event focuses on unveiling gender power imbalances that significantly influence women's lives across five African countries. The event invites participants to join experts discussing regional insights spanning society, culture, politics, economics, education, and faith. The discussion will explore the critical need for research across various intersecting aspects of women’s identities, including age, income, ethnicity,…