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A commissioned study in order to examine the current Taliban attempts to restrict and control female employment with aid agencies….
…context, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) has found a mixed picture of successes and shortcomings. In December 2013, WRC carried out research in camp and urban settings in Jordan to…
…— was its focus on our progress to date, what works and ways forward, rather than on the gaps and challenges that remain. For example, IAWG research from 2014 found…
…Voices of Courage, which streamed live on YouTube on April 29, 2021 at noon ET, was an exciting gathering. Watch a replay of the event, which is free and open…
…as visible, but they are extremely important to an entire municipality. Prior research by the WRC has found that the search for new livelihoods can leave women even more vulnerable….
…harm from interventions. The humanitarian community has an obligation to protect girls’ rights and to ensure their participation. Programs should be integrated, comprehensive and inter-sectoral. Interventions must be tailored to…
…way. We also need funding for this critical work. Donations to organizations like the Women’s Refugee Commission, which currently hosts the IAWG secretariat, can help advance their research and advocacy…
…the humanitarian system. The research examined three key questions: 1. How well are humanitarian organizations doing on creating inclusive gender-transformative change? 2. What are the key factors to consider in…
…for Frontline Workers in Humanitarian Contexts is a comprehensive resource developed by the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC), with support from UN Women, to enhance the capacity of frontline workers to…
…community support programs for all families who can establish identity and community ties and who do not pose a security risk. Fully implement and expand alternatives to detention: A vast…
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