A unique journal aiming to inspire and support development policy and practice, for social justice and gender equality.

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Humanitarian Action and Crisis Response
Volume 27, Issue 2, July 2019

The rate of forced displacement across the world is at an unprecedentedly high level. As of 2018, nearly 71 million people have had to flee their homes. Gender inequality creates a range of specific needs for women and girls in humanitarian crisis. Women need equality, security and the means to survive, while good humanitarian responses desperately need women’s full participation and leadership. Yet funding to protect and promote women’s rights remains painfully low.

This issue offers cutting-edge insights on innovative humanitarian programming aiming to advance women’s rights and gender equality.

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For 25 years, Gender & Development has published a range of voices from development research, policy and practice and feminist activists across the globe.

The journal publishes three issues a year on key themes.

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A unique journal aiming to inspire and support development policy and practice, for social justice and gender equality.

A unique journal aiming to inspire and support development policy and practice, for social justice and gender equality.

 

A unique journal aiming to inspire and support development policy and practice, for social justice and gender equality.

 
Three Syrian refugee women and a girl enter the ‘Oasis Center for Resilience and Empowerment of Women and Girls’ operated by UN Women in the Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan. Photo CC license: UN Women/Christopher Herwig

Latest Issue

Latest Issue

Humanitarian Action and Crisis Response
Volume 27, Issue 2, July 2019

The rate of forced displacement across the world is at an unprecedentedly high level. As of 2018, nearly 71 million people have had to flee their homes. Gender inequality creates a range of specific needs for women and girls in humanitarian crisis. Women need equality, security and the means to survive, while good humanitarian responses desperately need women’s full participation and leadership. Yet funding to protect and promote women’s rights remains painfully low.

This issue offers cutting-edge insights on innovative humanitarian programming aiming to advance women’s rights and gender equality.

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Migrants in a Global Economy
Volume 27, Issue 1, March 2019

This issue explores the diversity, scope and value of migrant women’s work, and challenges enduring misconceptions and myths about women migrant workers and the work they do. Feminist researchers and activists are challenging policymakers to shift their focus wider to see migration from an intersectional feminist perspective.

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Past Issues

For 25 years, Gender & Development has published a range of voices from development research, policy and practice and feminist activists across the globe.

The journal publishes three issues a year on key themes.

access all the issues since 1993

2019

2018

Past Issues

For 25 years, Gender & Development has published a range of voices from development research, policy and practice and feminist activists across the globe.

The journal publishes three issues a year on key themes.

2018

2017

access all the issues since 1993

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