Gender-based Violence Archives

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Gender-based Violence

Webinar series: New approaches to addressing gender-based violence in humanitarian settings

New funding opportunity for tech innovations addressing GBV within humanitarian settings

Research for Health in Humanitarian Crises: new grants announcement

Celebrating International Women’s Day: spotlighting our work in advancing gender equity in humanitarian settings

Evidence-based innovations and guidance relevant for Turkey and Syria earthquake acute crisis response

Engaging Rohingya Women and Girls as Community Advisory Group during ARCHES Implementation

Reflecting on a year of humanitarian research and innovation

USING A SENSEMAKING APPROACH TO DOCUMENT GENDERED MIGRATION EXPERIENCES FOR VENEZUELAN WOMEN AND GIRLS IN LATIN AMERICA

The Double-edged Sword: How technology can provide new ways of responding to gender-based violence (GBV) but also creates new forms of harm

Lessons from a pandemic: how researchers overcame the challenges of COVID-19

Making sense of gendered migration experiences for Venezuelan women and girls in Latin America: practical lessons learned

Choosing to Challenge: Gender bias and inequality in humanitarian aid systems