Responding to gender-based violence at a national level: learnings from civil society
How did policies and civil society organisations respond to the increase in gender-based violence during the pandemic? Emerging global and national data show increase in gender-based violence and increase in the reported number of cases of gender-based violence...
Podcast: Introducing Better Stories
Listen to Dina Georgis and Ayse Gül Altinay’s conversation on the concept of Better Stories
Rapid Assessment Surveys in the COVID-19 Pandemic: What makes a study promising from a gender+ perspective?
With RESISTIRÉ’s second cycle starting, project partners Clare Stovell and Alexis Still give a brief summary of our Rapid Assessment Surveys mapping activities and present some of the key features that set the RAS identified as ‘promising’ apart....
Working towards an ethical recovery. Interview with Sofia Strid
We interviewed Sofia Strid, Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies at Örebro University and scientific coordinator of RESISTIRÉ, to learn why it is important to focus specifically on gendered inequalities caused by COVID-19 policies.
Why gender matters when studying inequalities caused by COVID-19
History tells us that pandemics are not good for equality. While the COVID-19 crisis is exposing and exacerbating inequalities at the global level, early evidence highlights how sex and gender are influencing both the outcomes of the pandemic and its negative impact on inequalities.
RESISTIRÉ investigates inequalities stemming from COVID-19 policies in 31 European countries
To what extent have COVID-19 policies impacted gendered inequalities in Europe? How have women, vulnerable groups, and society in general responded to these inequalities? The first phase of the RESISTIRÉ project cycle is already providing answers to…