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Social norms

  1. Impliquer les hommes et les garçons dans les interventions visant l'abandon de l'E/MGF:quels approches à l'épreuve de l'empirie?

  2. Involving men and boys in the fight to end FGM/C: what does the evidence say?

  3. Women Deliver 2023: we can’t let the anti-rights movement prevail

  4. Think Change episode 28: how can we counter the anti-feminist backlash?

  5. ODI in conversation with Emma Dabiri: can coalitions counter the anti-feminist backlash?

    Event

  6. Are grandmothers the key to shifting social norms on FGM/C and child marriage?

  7. Think Change episode 20: why should men care about International Women's Day?

  8. Is no space safe? Working to end gender-based violence in the public sphere

    Briefing/policy papers

  9. Improving menstrual health literacy through life-skills programming in rural Ethiopia

    Journal issue/article

  10. Agency and empowerment for adolescent girls: an intentional approach to policy and programming

    Journal issue/article

  11. From allyship to action: how men can step up to end violence against women

    Event

  12. Social cohesion in displacement: the state of play

    Working papers

  13. Changing gender norms in displacement: Venezuelans in Bogotá, Cúcuta and Pasto, Colombia

    Working papers

  14. Women leading local humanitarian response during the Covid-19 pandemic

    Working papers

  15. Inclusion and exclusion in humanitarian action: findings from a three-year study

    Research reports

  16. ‘When I play football with my friends … there is no time that I feel sad’: an exploration of adolescents’ friendship networks in Ethiopia

    Journal issue/article

  17. Think Change episode 5: how can global feminists help fight back on Roe?

  18. Hashtags, memes and selfies: Can social media and online activism shift gender norms?

    Research reports

  19. Hidden in plain sight: how social media infrastructure shapes gender norms

    Research reports

  20. Adolescent lives in Bangladesh: what are we learning from longitudinal evidence?

    Briefing/policy papers