Connecting research, policies & practices to promote gender and intersectionality in resilience thinking & planning.
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Call for assistance!
We are doing one last push for respondents on the UK & Brazilian side of the Who Cares project before we close these two surveys:
If you are in FB/WhatsApp groups, have friends/family to share with - this is a last chance to be a part of the project!
🌋 Gender norms and stereotypes, socially and culturally structured gender roles, and power relations affect our understanding of a disaster scenario.
⚖️ Disasters must be seen in relation to broader, structural inequalities.
"Populations deemed ‘vulnerable’ are much more resourceful than the elite can see, they don’t need ‘development’ programmes; they need to be heard and given the chance to coordinate their own projects. Those women are the best, popular educators I have ever seen."
We're delighted to announce that Dr Louisa Acciari is taking on the role of Director of the IRDR Centre for Gender and Disaster !
Louisa is a Senior Researcher and Principal Investigator on the Who Cares? project. Find out more here: https://t.co/egtDsw0YKW
Have you seen the latest resources we've uploaded?
👊 Caring in Times of Crisis 👊
🌐 This series came about due to the wonderful connections forged during @GRRIPP. A true example of how connection and collaboration can produce new and innovative pathways to knowledge!
I presented my operational definition of #labourexploitation (https://t.co/eaJcPT68qS) & Acciari & I's work on care workers'conditions & health @UCL_GD panel.
The brilliant Bella Ruiz & @Isabel_A_Cortes@UVWunion & @HCHLopez@IWGBunion exemplified workers'conditions & struggles.
You can tell by the HUGE GRIN that I am proud to rep my union @UVWunion and speak alongside Bella, the amazing care worker, who with her colleague’s took strike action in the harshest of conditions during a global pandemic.
Thank you to everyone who came along to our 🥳 6th birthday 🥳 event exploring care and domestic work in the pandemic and thank you to our amazing guest speakers from @UVWunion & @IWGBunion: Isobel, Bella and Henry!
A great turn out and a great discussion!
30 minutes to go!
🚨Essential yet exploited? Invisibilised frontline workers during the pandemic 🚨
It's not too late to join us online: https://t.co/jBhV9ABxRS
Join us this Friday to celebrate #WorldEssentialWorkersDay with a special event on front-line care workers during the pandemic!
Online and in-person, registration required:
https://t.co/5rXSXOMm3s
THIS FRIDAY! Join us for a panel discussion on "Essential yet exploited? Invisibilised frontline workers during the pandemic."
Grab your free ticket here: https://t.co/q7F3XpKea5
The event is followed by a networking reception & a poster exhibition by our BSc students. @UCL_GD
The centre celebrated its birthday on the 7th March, the day before #InternationalWomensDay !
❤️ 6 years of advocating for #gender-inclusive #disaster work
❤️ 6 years of excellence in research and teaching
Happy #IWD2024 to ALL women from us at the centre !