EADI Gender Justice Working Group counts with more than 30 participants - researchers, professionals and activists - eager to share their work, connect and reflect about the field's challenges and opportunities. In this space, the working group displays their findings and their commitment towards gender equality.
One in four young women in Latin America and the Caribbean enters a union with a partner before adulthood. Most of these are informal — invisible to legal frameworks, overlooked by public policy, and largely absent from the international debate on child marriage.
Yesterday, we had the last webinar of the season (before a well-deserved summer break 🌻), a joint collaboration with the Humanitarian Observatory in South Asia (HOISA). Special thanks to all of you who joined from different parts of the world.
As part of Pride Month, our last Book Club organized a discussion that invited us to reflect on LGBTQI+ experiences through literature. We had the pleasure of hosting Eliana Nzualo (she/ her) for a conversation on her chapter Bloody Marys by the Bay, featured in Touch: Sex, Sexuality and Sensuality.
Last week, our EADI Gender Justice Working Group had the privilege of hosting author Mehriban Efendi for a conversation about her novel “Sat Alone by the Gate”.
Date: 27th May 2026, 18:00-19:00 CET
On Monday, 20 April 2026, more than 60 participants joined our webinar on Gender and Urbanism in Southeast Asia! Our heartfelt gratitude to all of those who participated.
Members of the EADI Gender Justice Working Group are part of a network that both shares and gives access to a wide scope of research papers, news and toolkits uin constant update.
