Review of Women’s Studies
Articles from Gender at Work associates featured in the Annual Review of Women's Studies from the Institute of Women's Studies at Birzeit University, Palestine.
Resources
We believe knowledge should be shared. Here you can discover a selection of our reports, case studies and toolkits. We invite you to read, reflect on and adopt any approaches and strategies you find useful here for your own work and practice.
Learning About Gender Equality
Testing the ability of the "Most Significant Change" methodology to make cultural changes visible and learn about gender equality.
Becoming the Change You Want to See in the World
Book chapter from Feminist Popular Education in Transnational Debates: Building Pedagogies of Possibility
Beyond Gender Mainstreaming
Video interview with Aruna Rao at the Gender and Development Learning Event, London, UK
A Holistic Approach to GenderEquality and Social Justice
Article by Michal Friedman and Ray Gordezky for OD Practitioner
Writing From the Inside: Stories of Home and Change
A 2010 Gender at Work publication produced with support from CORDAID, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and Oxfam Novib.
Gender Mainstreaming: A road well-travelled, but miles to go for equality
A critical review of gender mainstreaming practices for the UNDP's Asia-Pacific Human Development Report (APHDR)
In Their Own Idiom: Reflections on a Gender Action Learning Program in the Horn of Africa
Report telling the story of change in six organizations - partners of PACE, an Oxfam Canada project - in the Horn of Africa
Making Institutions Work for Women
Article from G@W co-founder, Aruna Rao for the journal, Development
Indian Change Catalysts: Action Learning Program
Foundational report from G@W co-founders Aruna Rao and David Kelleher, which outlines the G@W Framework
Gender Equality Architecture and UN Reforms
Paper from G@W co-founder Aruna Rao for submission to the UN Secretary-General’s High Level Panel on System-wide Coherence, July 2006
Is there life after gender mainstreaming?
Foundational journal article from G@W co-founders Aruna Rao and David Kelleher