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.
Early- and mid-career researchers share their reflections on gender, equality, and social transformation. From fieldwork diaries to critical essays, these writings explore what it means to do research with a feminist lens — attentive to care, power, and everyday experience.
Last year, a chatbot corrected my gender, and it wasn’t a human behind the screen. It was an algorithm trained on millions of data points that decided “they/them” was an error.
What does it mean to measure unpaid care work in ways that truly reflect women’s lives? Sofía shares her reflections after conducting 60 interviews with caregivers in Chile.
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.