Gender

Chile

Independent women: the new bet of the electorate in Chile?

Paulina Valenzuela | Joao Acharán

Party independence has emerged as a trait that fosters trust in a political system perceived by many citizens as opaque and distant from their true interests.

Brazil

Brazil is out of sync with the women, peace and security agenda

Tamya Rebelo | Renata Giannini | Paula Drumond

States can and should develop national policies to translate these objectives into their local realities.

Gender

Invisible and indispensable: pink-collar workers in Latin America

Susana Reina

They are also called the “pink ghetto” as a way of describing the limits women have in advancing their careers, as these jobs are often dead ends.

Gender

Intimate Inequalities: Menstrual Poverty in Latin America

Constanza Cilley

It is essential that menstruation cannot be an obstacle for any woman, and it is the responsibility of society as a whole to ensure a level playing field for all.

Gender

At this rate, it will take us almost 300 years to achieve gender equality

Lucila Nejamiks

The lag in the installation of a comprehensive care system has a decisive impact on equity and equal rights between men and women.

Gender

Gender and Intersectionality of Inequalities

Natalia Gavazzo

The economic value of unpaid care work performed by women tripling the size of the global technology industry.

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Independent women: the new bet of the electorate in Chile?

Brazil is out of sync with the women, peace and security agenda

Invisible and indispensable: pink-collar workers in Latin America

Intimate Inequalities: Menstrual Poverty in Latin America

At this rate, it will take us almost 300 years to achieve gender equality

Gender and Intersectionality of Inequalities