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Getting past assumptions around gender-based violence and livelihoods in displacement situations

Original published on Wait... What?When working with women and girls in conflict or displacement situations (actually, when working with anyone, in any situation), we often make assumptions. In this case, the assumption is that “economic opportunities for women and adolescent girls have positive roll-on effects”, according to Mendy…See More
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Soledad Muñiz commented on Linda Raftree's blog post Who Cares? Challenges and opportunities in communicating distant suffering
"Great post Linda! I'm taking the conversation to the Media & Global Development group: http://aidsource.ning.com/group/media-global-development/forum/topics/who-cares-challenges-and-opportunities-in-communicating-distant"
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Linda Raftree replied to Timo Luege's discussion (New report) Who cares? Challenges and Opportunities in Reporting Distant Suffering in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"Hi Timo - glad you posted this for discussion! I blogged about the report here, my main points being:  I would like to see research on the opinions of local and international staff managing programs on the ground. Most organizations have…"
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Carol Jean Gallo replied to Linda Raftree's discussion On the ethics of photos in aid and development work in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"Thanks for this discussion, everyone! I've been thinking about this lately as well, as I think many of these issues apply for more visually inclined researchers like myself who would like to compliment academic research with photos. Thanks…"
May 25, 2012
M. replied to Linda Raftree's discussion On the ethics of photos in aid and development work in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"yes, ACF are good in communication. The one wth the fork accusing those responsible of famine is very good as well. They communicate several messages with one image while avoiding the usual images of misery etc. Yet, nor them nor any aid industry…"
May 25, 2012
Andreailcujo replied to Linda Raftree's discussion On the ethics of photos in aid and development work in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"I've been trying for a little fundraising for a little organization and I realized how much difficult is and how evident is the lack of understanding of the public of our work. It was evident that people felt like what was said in the video…"
May 25, 2012
Andreailcujo replied to Linda Raftree's discussion On the ethics of photos in aid and development work in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"It's a very nice one, thanks M. It's a little bit different but I really loved this one below: http://stephanie.dupont3.free.fr/acf_camp2003_orig.jpg"
May 25, 2012
Andreailcujo replied to Linda Raftree's discussion On the ethics of photos in aid and development work in the group Making Aid Marketing Better
"Anna thanks for your answer. I understand your points regarding your pictures and I would like to move the discussion on the need of protection of young. Shouldn't be a step of the development the rejection of weapons in any case and…"
May 25, 2012

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Getting past assumptions around gender-based violence and livelihoods in displacement situations

Posted on August 24, 2012 at 9:54am 0 Comments

Original published on Wait... What?

When working with women and girls in conflict or displacement situations (actually, when working with anyone, in any situation), we often make assumptions. In this case, the assumption is that “economic opportunities for women and adolescent girls have positive roll-on effects”, according…

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What would an INGO governance revolution look like?

Posted on April 12, 2012 at 4:36am 0 Comments

CSO governance models are increasingly facing major challenges. These include that they are typically:

  • dominated by national affiliates but increasingly challenged by the need for global decisions and their implementation; 
  • shaped by Northern countries and cultures while the emerging powers in a multipolar world are located in the South; 
  • serving one specific mission focused on development or environment or human rights while the interdependence of challenges…
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On the ethics of photos in aid and development work

Posted on April 4, 2012 at 5:05am 0 Comments

I was on a really interesting conference call yesterday organized by CORE Group about how NGOs take and use photos. There were a ton of folks on the call and lots of interest on Twitter, so I blogged about it. Be nice to generate some conversations here also.

Here's my summary post of the meeting: On the ethics of photos in aid and development…

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At 4:58am on January 19, 2012, Linda Raftree said…

Hey thanks! A couple of my colleagues are going. Looks like a fab event. 

At 7:48pm on January 12, 2012, Zehra Rizvi said…

Hey Linda...

I posted this event in the...events section.  It's an ICT4D thingie in Rwanda...just wanted to bring it to your attention in case you happen to be in the neighbourhood of Kigali.  xx

 
 
 

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