We are on! What Works reports on findings from interventions to prevent violence against women and girls in Asia and Africa. Watch live here: bit.ly/2QwaA3Z Gender and Health #16DaysOfActivism #16dayswhatworksVAWG #orangetheworld

We're 4th in the world for #PublicHealth in the 2019 ShanghaiRanking! 🎇 Based on research & reputation, this ranking reflects our amazing researchers and tutors. LSHTM is a fantastic place to further your career & help improve #globalhealth. More 👉 bit.ly/2RO13ni

Come and work with the Hub! We are hiring a full-time Impact Manager to be based in LSE WPS to lead on Hub conventions, impact activities and maximise the influence of our Hub research. Application deadline 27 Oct: buff.ly/2q5mBBU #GenderJusticeSecurity UK Research and Innovation Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF)

“We need to think about the importance of research in the field of violence prevention, of partnerships, and of translating our research programmes into policies and support those important movements”, says Garcia Moreno Claudi World Health Organization (WHO) at the opening reception of #SVRIForum2019

Rollins professor Stefanie Sarnat participated in the HEI Energy Research Committee which reviewed literature and released reports on the health effects and human exposures associated with #fracking. Check out this video featuring Dr. Sarnat to learn more: ow.ly/GA2v50wRpKo

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New paper online: Barriers and facilitators to care-seeking among survivors of gender-based violence in the Dadaab refugee complex. Full paper online and #openaccess: bit.ly/37SAK5U APHRC London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine UNFPA in Kenya Inter-Agency Working Group, #ReproHealth in Crises @TheSVRI She Decides KENYA #GBV #evidencematters

At VSO Nepal working on a gender and social norms transformative project. Ratna Shrestha sums up the importance or working with men and boys to realize this change in an article recently published in the Himalayan Times

Check out this job from CARE linkedin.com/jobs/view/1717…

Insights from CARE (care.org) and our group at Emory Public Health on research-program partnerships insights.careinternational.org.uk/development-bl… and programming priorities in the midst of RCTs insights.careinternational.org.uk/development-bl…

It feels ages ago—when Ossoff was running for the primary—but it’s nice to post this picture tonight when things are so so close to happen ⁦Cari Jo Clark⁩

Can you imagine what would have happened and what Donald J. Trump would have done and said if Black people had stormed the U.S. Capitol instead of these "very fine people"?

Millions of Americans have been upholding Democracy during the onslaught. People power is evident in Georgia and throughout the country. We will prevail over tyranny and illegal incitement to violence and domestic terrorism. Impeach tonight. Indict tomorrow.

Reaching “herd immunity” is unlikely in the US via @NYTimes agree with ⁦Apoorva Mandavilli⁩ I am increasingly thinking how to “live with COVID” rather than “when will COVID end”. This is a shift in thinking but I still urge you to get vaccinated. nytimes.com/2021/05/03/hea…

NEW: From increased domestic violence during COVID to the ongoing crisis of gun violence, renewing the #ViolenceAgainstWomenAct is both crucial & timely, write researchers Angela Gover (CU Denver SPA) & Angela Moore. But can #VAWA get through the Senate? genderpolicyreport.umn.edu/its-time-to-re…

We, the members of the CBC, stand in protest of this decision and in support of honoring the University’s original commitment to the distinguished, Ida Bae Wells

We are seeing in the US the amazing power of #Covidvaccines with cases, deaths and hospitalizations dropping but that is not the case in most of the world. We need to continue vaccinating here but we have to also vaccinate the world if we want to end COVID-19.

NEW from Mary Koss (UA Public Health) & Jackie White (UNCG): Historically, #VAWA-funded programs have pursued a justice process focused on incarceration as its endpoint. Does this address what women say they need? genderpolicyreport.umn.edu/vawa-reauthori…

In 2020 alone, the U.S. reported a staggering 45,222 firearm deaths. Over 1200 national health & science leaders are urging the Senate to take evidence-based action to address this crisis: bit.ly/3xnBBu0 #SolutionsExist

#wearethea killing it from the start.