Monthly Archives: November 2014

What is the link between Gender and the environment? The environment can sometimes seem a bit abstract and science based and far removed from the gender issues that I am familiar with. Then we (the MA Gender and Development class) … Continue reading →

In the Pacific “Culture”, kastom, traditions are often used as a reason (or perhaps an excuse) for gender inequality or to defend and not seek to change beliefs and practices that discriminate against women. This argument surfaces when groups talk … Continue reading →