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Every so often, there is an uproar about a mother who has been told to cover up or move away from a public area while they are...

¿Qué hay en una palabra? Las palabras que decimos, o comunicamos en cualquier forma, facilitan el intercambio de conocimientos y valores,...

In GRRIPP's January newsletter, we heard from some of the key people behind GRRIPP's work: Dr Kylah Forbes-Biggs (Monitoring & Evaluation...

Amid the exploratory series of 'Feminist City' virtual events from a range of geographical regions, the GRRIPP South Asia event was held...

This article was originally published in French on 16 November by the Magazine de l'Egalite Femmes-Hommes and in collaboration with...

How does a feminist city present itself in different spaces and places? Join us as we engage in powerful discussions surrounding feminism...

By: Ruth Castel-Branco and Louisa Acciari This blog post was originally posted on A-id, Agenda for International Development. Reposted...

Historically, humanitarian issues have been intimately connected with natural hazard related disasters. Increasingly, humanitarianism is...

This Wednesday, the Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction at UCL will host its annual Humanitarian Summit, which is aimed at engaging...

Prof. Mahbuba Nasreen writes about the gendered nature of water usage in an urban water system. In this research - presented at the 6th...

Recently, Disasters: Deconstructed podcast hosted by Ksenia Chmutina and Jason von Meding, invited two of our GRRIPP partners to join...

By Ksenia Chmutina (with Jason von Meding, Neil Sadler and Amer Hamad Issa Abukhalaf). It comes as no surprise that during our GRRIPP...

For defining “intersectionality”, we propose to start from the definition of Mara Viveros, who understands that: “[L]a apuesta de la...

Working towards change, on International Women’s Day, 8 March 2021. Historically, women in South Asia are restricted from participating...

There is a puzzling paradox in disaster studies. Many, if not most of its proponents, us, claim that disasters are social constructs....