EVENT: Fellowship report and panel discussion By ICWA Staff | October 23, 2018 Join returning fellow Onyinye Edeh discussing women and girls' health, education and empowerment.
EVENT: Anatomy of Victory, Thursday, Nov. 8 By ICWA Staff | October 23, 2018 Why does the United States lose wars? Join author John D. Caldwell discussing his new book with former ICWA fellow Jeffrey Race.
Secularism complicates French feminism in the #MeToo era By Karina Piser | October 19, 2018 The conversation has fallen prey to tired tropes about who and what represents women’s liberation.
NYT Magazine features Pramila Jayapal By ICWA Staff | October 15, 2018 We know what Democrats stand against, but what do they stand for?
Housework and homecoming By Matthew Chitwood | October 15, 2018 Part 1: Renovating a mud house in rural China.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on corruption in Liberia By ICWA Staff | October 12, 2018 Financial wrongdoing and scandal are hurting President Weah's credibility.
The Atlantic: Shannon Sims on Brazil’s presidential election By ICWA Staff | October 5, 2018 How do women from various regions feel about the far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro?
Foreign Policy: Cheng Li, Charlotte Yang on international students in the US and China By ICWA Staff | October 5, 2018 Beijing is embracing education for cultural diplomacy as the US increasingly devalues it.
EVENT: Enablers and Barriers to Girls’ Education and Health in Nigeria By ICWA Staff | October 2, 2018 Join our recently returned fellow Onyinye Edeh (Nigeria, 2016-2018) for a lecture on Wednesday, October 3, 2018, 12:45-2:15pm, at SAIS.
World Politics Review: Robbie Corey-Boulet on the decline of women’s rights in Tanzania By ICWA Staff | September 21, 2018 Tanzanian men are in a position to make life harder for women, and they may be inclined to endorse the president’s patriarchal views.
