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Interview with Maryna Shevtsova: A Feminist Reading of the Russian War of Aggression in Ukraine
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with @Teresa Degenhardt for the special issue of Criminological Encounters on how a feminist lens helps make sense of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. We discussed war not only as geopolitics and violence, but also as something that reshapes bodies, care, responsibility, and everyday moral choices.…
Ukraine’s Gender-Inclusive Recovery: A Missed Opportunity in Policy, Diaspora Engagement, and Return Strategies
As Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine continues its fourth year, recovery and reconstruction efforts have begun to take shape. Yet the vision guiding these efforts often overlooks the gendered realities of displacement, integration, and return. Despite repeated references to “equality” and “inclusion” in government strategies, policies remain largely disconnected from the lived experiences of women, LGBTQ+ people, and…
Perspectiva feminista sobre la guerra de Rusia en Ucrania – entrevista con OrienteMedio
A las organizaciones feministas ucranianas no les faltan temas que abordar, empezando por la pobreza feminizada, destrucción de hospitales, escuelas y guarderías, desplazamientos forzosos, violencia de género (incluidas las violaciones en tiempos de guerra) hasta los derechos de las mujeres en el ejército – de esto y muchas cosas mas, incluso mi ultimo libro, en…
Policy Brief. Queering Displacement: The State of the Ukrainian LGBTQ+ Community During the Russian Full-Scale Invasion (For GPPI)
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has had a drastic impact on the lives of internally displaced people (IDPs). But one subgroup of these Ukrainians is particularly vulnerable: IDPs who identify as LGBTQ+. I prepared the following brief in English and Ukrainian for the Global Public Policy Institute.
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