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Researchers reflect on what inspired them to work on gender

Gender Stories

By Alessandra Guedes, Zahrah Nesbitt-Ahmed, Elena Camilletti

Researchers reflect on what inspired them to work on gender

To mark International Women’s Day 2021 we asked three Innocenti researchers to share what inspired them to work on gender issues.   Alessandra Guedes has dedicated 20 years of her professional life to promoting children’s and women’s rights and health, including working intensively to end violence against children and against… Read more →←

Why developing more measures of social and gender norms really matters for gender equality

Gender Impact evaluation Social Protection Uncategorized

By Supriya Sthapit

Why developing more measures of social and gender norms really matters for gender equality

Supriya Sthapit recently completed an internship at UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti. In this blog, Supriya reflects on her work reviewing existing gender equality measures on social and gender norms, and how they can be used to strengthen research and evaluation studies, including on gender equality and social protection. In… Read more →←

Awkward truths and the changing face of social protection

Gender Impact evaluation Social Protection

By Ruth Graham-Goulder

Awkward truths and the changing face of social protection

Social protection is a fundamental right and key tool in addressing shocks, vulnerability and poverty. It can make the difference that keeps a child from going to bed hungry and missing school. It can allow people to access essential healthcare and to adapt more easily to climate-related disasters. Expanding coverage and improving the… Read more →←

Can social protection be a driver of gender equality?

Gender

By Alessandra Ipince

Can social protection be a driver of gender equality?

Social protection programmes have proven to be effective in fighting poverty in various dimensions, but the question remains as to how these same instruments can address other drivers of vulnerability, like gender inequality. Girls and women living in poverty face additional barriers which men and boys do not, driven by conservative… Read more →←

What is gender socialization and why does it matter?

Research synthesis

By Nikola Balvin

What is gender socialization and why does it matter?

Even if you are not familiar with the concept of “gender socialization”, it is most likely that you have been influenced by it and in turn passed on your own beliefs about what constitutes gender-appropriate attitudes and behaviour to others. Gender socialization begins at birth, intensifies during adolescence and contributes to… Read more →←

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