Women's Empowerment in Development Lab at ISID
Women's Empowerment in Development Lab at ISID
Run by the Institute for the Study of International Development. This Research-to-Practice Lab is bridging the gap between academics, practitioners and policy makers in Canada and globally on issues related to women's empowerment in developing countries.
WED Lab Seminar Series
Seven research-to-practice seminars for students, scholars, practitioners and policymakers on topics related to women’s empowerment in development.
Latest Works
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Project Name:Can Subsidized Early Child Care Promote Women’s Employment? Evidence from Kenya
Shelley Clark, Caroline Kabiru, Sonia Laszlo and Stella Muthuri
Policy Brief
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Project Name:Natural Resource Collection and Desired Family Size: A Longitudinal Test of Environment-Population Theories
Sarah Brauner-Otto and William G. Axinn
Journals
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Project Name:Bridging the Gap for Women in Science and Technology
Eliane Ubalijoro
Media Coverage
Unpacking Women’s Empowerment: Implications for Research, Policy and Practice in International Development
What constitutes women’s empowerment and how do we evaluate policies and programmes for their impact? Watch video recordings from ISID’s 2018 annual conference 'Unpacking Women’s Empowerment'.
