Sinawe Mama! Wits RHI

Sinawe Mama! ("We are with you Mother!") Abigail Hatcher [email protected] Although violence in pregnancy effects one-third of South African women, few programs exist to address it. We are...

GBV Science Fair: Kuranja Muraya

Kuranja Muraya is a researcher and part of The Social Welfare Development program in Kenya. The program recently carried out research on the extent and forms of GBV in Kenyan primary schools. Children...

GBV Science Fair: Making a Difference on the Front Lines of Prevention

300 women and 300 children who reach out for abuse services for the first time are being followed for 7 years to determine what predicts outcomes of resiliency, safety, better mental health, and optim...

Gender Constancy Theory

Gender Constancy Theory - an introduction...

Experiences of Trauma Services in Northern Uganda

Dr Helen Liebling [email protected] Experiences of Trauma Services in Northern Uganda: Implications for Mental Health Policy and Legislation British Academy and Leverhulme Trust-funded qualitativ...

Womens Health Policy Gender Based Research and Postpartum Depression 12 1 2010

Calvin P. Boyd MD is an obstetrician/gynecologist and graduate candidate in the Masters of Public Health Program at the University of New Mexico Medical School. This powerpoint presentation is the cul...

Gender equity: how women be included in environmental schemes

Dr Leya Cattleya, gender mainstreaming consultant, explains the results gender analysis of the 'Rewards for, Use of, and Shared Investment in Pro-poor Environmental Services' (RUPES) project and provi...

A candid discussion on gender research, with Stephen Hall and Patrick Dugan

Stephen Hall and Patrick Dugan sit down to have a candid conversation about the state of gender research, and where they see the future of research for development heading in a gender transformative w...