Men play a critical role directly or indirectly, positively or negatively on Sexual Reproductive Health Rights of women and children. Contraceptive methods for a long time have a focus on women. Men have been using different contraceptive methods until the emergent of male contraceptives. The main barrier to the use of male contraception is the […]
Girls are made of sugar and spice, and everything nice. That nursery rhyme should have ended at “sugar and spice” because women are people first, not an undifferentiated mass of femaleness. Let us talk about the dark side: the perpetual undercurrent of conflict and competition among women. Sometimes this has to do with men, but
Women also crave what men want— power and freedom Read More »
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) snakes its way around the world, closing borders, cancelling events, shutting down offices, suspending classes, and barricading cities. Reading about Coronavirus outbreak and watching the news made me worried that the crisis could put women at a disproportionate risk, exacerbating gender, social and economic fault lines. Public health responders are facing a
Gender and the Coronavirus Epidemic Read More »
Policymakers should be thinking—and worried—about how COVID-19 is expected to disproportionately affect women and girls. Gender inequality can come into even starker focus in the context of health emergencies. With COVID-19 continuing to spread, what do we see so far—and what can we expect in the future—in terms of the impacts on women and girls?
How Will COVID-19 Affect Women and Girls in Low- and Middle-Income Countries? Read More »
Videos have broken the internet for the past few months on women proposing to men for their hand in marriage after years of waiting without the man proposing. Whether they are acted videos or real, it is one of those conversations that struck millennial generation when it comes to their perception of gender roles. Recently,
Are Millennials Redefining Gender Roles? Read More »
