by Annie Philip | Apr 5, 2022 | Videos
By Raksha Kumar Nobel laureate Esther Duflo’s keynote address kicked off NWMI’s 20th anniversary celebrations on 18 March, with NWMI members, social scientists and activists logging in via zoom and visiting our YouTube channel to listen to the economist’s...
by Annie Philip | Mar 8, 2022 | 2022 Assembly Elections, Gender, Media & Elections
By Hemakshi Meghani and team at Indian School of Democracy (Guest Post) I have had the privilege of working with inspiring political leaders from the grassroots. They are in politics to serve. They are leaders from disadvantaged communities that have been underserved...
by Annie Philip | Feb 24, 2022 | 2022 Assembly Elections, Gender, Media & Elections
By Janaki Srinivasan (Guest Post) When campaigning for the assembly elections in Punjab began in earnest over two months ago, it seemed like gender issues in general and gender inequality in particular would finally become an issue in the electoral battle. These...
by Annie Philip | Feb 22, 2022 | 2022 Assembly Elections, Gender, Media & Elections
By Meher Ali It is not as if the public does not care. In 2017, Climate Trends, a communications company, conducted a survey in six cities in Uttar Pradesh to find out whether the public in the most populous state cared about climate change. The United Nations...
by Annie Philip | Feb 19, 2022 | 2022 Assembly Elections, Gender, Media & Elections
By Geeta Pandey The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, recently said he was confident that women in Uttar Pradesh would vote for the BJP because, under his party’s rule, the state had become a place that was “safe and full of opportunities for women”. But how real is that...
