Just in time for season 2 of #IndianMatchmaking, Diva Dhar summarised her study on the marriage market penalty for women who choose to work after marriage, and the role that gender norms play in female labour force participation rates in India (3/8) ideasforindia.in/topics/social-…

#Econtwitter Gates Foundation job alert! Are you passionate about gender, public policy, economics (especially development and macro)? Our awesome Dev Policy & Finance Team led by Kalpana Kochhar is hiring in DC/London. RT and share widely, friends! gatesfoundation.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/Gates/job/Wash…

New research from kanika mahajan and co-authors: We know that the gendered division of labor within marriage hurts women’s allocation of time to market work, but how do social norms influence women’s work choices pre-marriage? isid.ac.in/~epu/acegd2022…

Mind the Gap, a look at the week's gender news: male passengers+court rulings+around the world+field notes Diva Dhar kanika mahajan @airindiain

In this paper in JDE, we provide new evidence on the impact of teachers' stereotypical attitudes on students' cognitive and non-cognitive outcomes. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… (1/4)

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Introducing GenderTalk from NCAER's Gender Data Hub, with the aim to bridge gap between research & practice. The 1st issue is on economics of women’s safety in public spaces. Articles from @pallavi_econ, Girija Borker, Tanika Chakraborty & conversation w/ Kalpana Viswanath. bit.ly/3lxcSkL

💰Banks, moneylenders, self-help groups, friends, employers, or local shops: Where do Indian households borrow money from? In our latest CEDA-CMIE Bulletin we sift through Consumer Pyramids Household Survey data to answer that. Here's what we found: ceda.ashoka.edu.in/where-do-india…

It was a privilege to work with other funders from across #philanthropy to articulate the importance of cross-sector collaboration to advance access to high quality, affordable #childcare. impact.economist.com/new-globalisat…

(1/7) The third issue of GenderTalk from NCAER's Gender Hub discusses women's agency in marriage choice. Articles from Bipasa Banerjee, Sarah Lamb, Santhya Kg, Diva Dhar, Zhiyong Lin, & conversation wth Poonam Muttreja. ndic.ncaer.org/publication/ge…

Will you be at #SkollWF? Don’t miss a critical discussion on April 11 on the adoption & scaling of poverty graduation featuring our CEO Dianne Calvi and leaders from World Bank, Gates Foundation, BRAC, & Oxford Martin School. Reserve your spot today: bit.ly/3x9hp2p

#Econtwitter Gates Foundation job alert! Are you passionate about research on gender equality and digital connectivity? Come work with Jamie M Zimmerman, me and an awesome team, on gender * digital research and measurement. RT and share widely! shorturl.at/9Fiv8

Around 700 million people globally live on less than $2 per day. So, how can BRAC's Ultra-Poor Graduation approach - ‘teaching a person to fish’ rather than ‘handing them the fish' - address this issue? Read more: i.mtr.cool/keilbuydvq

Curious about ‘what works, how, and why’ when it comes to social protection and gender equality? Join us on 16 July to learn more about the top findings from the Gender Responsive and Age Sensitive Social Protection (GRASSP) Research Programme: uni.cf/4cRh83V

Don’t miss our #SkollWF side event with World Bank! Mahreen Khan (Future of Development) joins a panel on data-driven solutions to boost jobs for women & youth & tackle poverty in the Global South. Register: eventbrite.com/e/scaling-econ…