Welcome to my fifth and final blog post in the series on gender, development, and information and communication technologies (ICTs). In the following post, topics from my previous blog posts are brought together and analysed with the help of academic literature and research to discuss how development practitioners can ensure …
In September I followed Growing Europe, a series of events on migrant entrepreneurship in Europe run each Thursday of the month. It was a collaborative effort of three projects that work to boost migrant entrepreneurship: European Migrant Entrepreneurship Network (EMEN), Network for Migrant Entrepreneurs to Scale Up and Grow (M-UP) …
Welcome to the third blog post in the series gender, development & ICTs. Looking through a gender and intersectional lens, I am concerned with questions of who designs ICTs and who creates the content online while highlighting some initiatives working for diversity and equality. Who shapes the content online? The …
Welcome to my second blog post in the series gender, development & ICTs – this time with a focus on the struggle of mental health issues during the global pandemic. I am concerned with the effects of COVID-19 on our mental health, the potentials of ICTs to offer solutions, and …
Why are migration, development and technology important to consider through the ComDev lens and how are they present in global frameworks?
