Tag: Women’s Empowerment

Saudi Arabia Gives Women the Wheel: Why Now, and What Now?

by Kelsey Ritchie | Sep 28, 2017 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security | 0 |

Photo: Mattia Panciroli (CC) On Tuesday, Sept. 26, Saudi Arabia announced via televised royal...

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Expanding Female Access to the Job Market through Affordable Commute

by Ghida Ismail | Jul 29, 2017 | Summer Internships | 0 |

Photo: Yasser Abusen (cc) Crook Fellow Ghida Ismail is spending her summer at the Harvard Kennedy...

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A Pro-Women Opportunity for U.S. Policymakers

by Mary Vo | Mar 8, 2017 | Economics & Trade Policy, Global Policy Studies & International Security, International Development, LBJ School, Rural Development | 0 |

Photo: USAID. This op-ed was first published on The Hill on March 8, 2017. Authors: Catherine...

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Women at a Cultural Crossroads in Japan

by Mary Vo | Jan 31, 2017 | Economics & Trade Policy, Global Policy Studies & International Security, LBJ School, Politics and Governance | 1 |

Photo: Devin Stewart, Senior Fellow at Carnegie Council, featuring Prof. Mari Miura and Seiko Noda...

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Sexual Violence in Colombia and Around the World: The Invisible, Mute, and Exempt Crime

by Marcelle Cohen | Aug 9, 2015 | Civil Rights, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Health & Social Policy, LBJ School | 0 |

Photo Credit: Jose Huesca/EPA via The Guardian Second in a series by Marcelle Cohen (LBJ MGPS...

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Better Nutrition and Women’s Empowerment through Small-Scale Farming

by Robbie Paras | Aug 16, 2014 | Health & Social Policy, International Development, Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations, Summer Internships | 2 |

There is widespread belief that small-scale farming is the sustainable and equitable solution to...

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Strengthening Women’s Economic Entrepreneurship in Mongolia

by Robbie Paras | Jul 2, 2014 | Economics & Trade Policy, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Health & Social Policy, International Development, LBJ School, Summer Internships | 0 |

While Mongolia has made considerable progress on key gender-related indicators under the...

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