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We Don’t Do A Lot For Them Specifically: improving diverse SOGIESC inclusion in cash transfer and social protection programs, during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond

Is COVID-19 cash assistance reaching people with diverse SOGIESC? Hint: the title of this report. But can we do better? This report offers country case studies, new frameworks and concrete...

Source: Edge Effect

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Intersecting Exclusions: Displacement and gender-based ...

This literature review is part of a wider study ex...

Source: ODI, LVCT and Edge Effect

“Every Day I Live in Fear” – Violence and Dis...

This 162-page report looks at the discrimination a...

Source: Human Rights Watch

Developing Actionable Research Priorities for LGBTI Inc...

This academic article highlights which areas of re...

Source: Journal of Research in Gender Studies

An intersectional analysis of gender amongst Rohingya r...

This research report investigates gender inequalit...

Source: UNHCR, CARE and ActionAid

Safer and Stronger: Experiences of Refugee Women Resett...

This report by UNHCR presents the findings of 143 ...

Source: UNHCR UK

Not only the victims of disasters, but also victims of ...

This interview with Indonesian activist Rully Mall...

Source: Rully Mallay

If there is acceptance, marginalisation will end: Celeb...

Feminist and Queer Charter of Demands in Response to CO...

This charter lists the demands of Nepali feminist ...

Source: COVID-19 Support Nepal

Neither Here nor There: The Bisexual Struggle for Ameri...

This academic article draws upon legal arguments a...

Source: Hastings Law Journal

Who can fight our struggles except ourselves? Interview...

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This end of project evaluation conducted by Dr Claire House and Emily Dwyer (both Edge Effect) and commissioned by Plan International. The evaluation took...
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We deserve human rights: Interview with Emma Yaaka

Emma Yaaka (he/him) is an LGBTIQ+ advocate who has worked to provide medical services and information to LGBTIQ+ refugees in Kenya and the US....

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