An Impressive Combination – Advocacy and Inclusive Education%3$s>
Enhancing Women’s Land Rights in the Americas%3$s>
By Kat Oak
We are pleased to introduce our summer 2019 legal intern, Justin Loveland. A third-year student at Seattle University School of Law, Justin has helped us draft an international law practice guide, looked over translations of French and Spanish, and assisted in various research projects. He is currently based in Geneva, where he is working with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Land distribution is an issue innately tied to inequality throughout the region of Latin America and the Caribbean, which is considered the most unequal region in the world. This inequality ranges from wealth disparity and political corruption […]
What Works for Women?%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Protecting the Land Tenure Security of Women in Ethiopia%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Mobilizing Change for Women Within Collective Tenure Regimes%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Do Certificates of Customary Ownership as Currently Issued & Delivered Translate into More Secure Land Rights for Women and Men%3$s>
By Kat Oak
As We Turn Five, We Pause to Acknowledge Why We Do What We Do%3$s>
By Kat Oak
International Women’s Day%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Preserving Best Practice in the Age of COVID19%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Mid Year Bulletin%3$s>
By Kat Oak
Mining projects pose challenges and opportunities for women and men. However, women often bear an unequal burden of the negative impacts from mining projects and, when benefits are made available to local stakeholders, women often go without a share of those benefits. Resource Equity: Women, Land and Mining: Effective Strategies for Improved Global Practice Hi. Welcome to the mid-year Resource Equity Bulletin. In this edition, we’re focusing on the intersection between gender and extractive industries. This represents the culmination of several years worth of work by Resource Equity, exploring the obstacles to women benefitting from mining and other extractive projects. […]