Global Social Change
Media: Weapon Of Mass Deception
The contemporary world has initiated a debate on media warfare which is more horrible than the direct confrontation in any way. Yes, you hear...
Addressing gender inequalities in research through institutional change
Gender equality and inclusion are key metrics by which performance is measured in industry today. Research is no exception. While there is no quick...
The Feminist Movement in France: Resistance to Activism
On 7th March 2022, a group of women, painted in Ukraine’s flag colours with slogans ‘Stop war Putin’, ‘Feminists against War’, and ‘Slava Ukraini’,...
In War, Children are Civilians Too
Images of flying rockets, collapsed buildings, and crying families have flooded the news after Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” in Ukraine. Effectively...
The long road to gender equality is paved with data
We have come a long way to gaining gender parity at the doctoral and graduate level, but the gender gap persists in pretty much...
Girls’ Education Must Come First
The International Women’s Day is not a celebration – it is a reminder that we have yet to empower young girls in crisis to...
Underpinning the History of International Mother Language Day
Languages play an increasingly important role in development, ensuring cultural diversity and intercultural discussion, as well as boosting cooperation and achieving high-quality education for...
Security in Mexico from a woman perspective
Each year on March 8th, the International Women’s Day is commemorated, however in different parts of the globe the fight for women’s right takes...
The ongoing fight against child marriage and ‘bride kidnapping’ in Kyrgyzstan
Although child marriage and “bride kidnapping” are illegal in Kyrgyzstan, both practices still exist in parts of the country. An initiative from a UN-backed...
The Politics of Hijab in India
The Indian state of Karnataka has been one of the more progressive regions in the country and the whole of south Asia. However, for...