Are you a feminist researcher looking for an exciting project this summer? My team at Oxfam Canada is currently looking for a Canadian based researcher/team to help us work on an policy assessment of care (paid and unpaid) systems in Canada using Oxfam's Care Policy Scorecard. Details are in the attached TOR, and the deadline for submission is June 17. Get in touch if you have any questions!
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If you're based in the GTA and between 18-30 years old, consider filling out and sharing this important survey helping us collect data on employment needs for young South Asian and Tamil women and gender diverse folks. South Asian & Tamil Women's Collective is leading an important research project exploring the structural barriers that exist for young South Asian and Tamil women entering the workforce, with the aim of generating policy recommendations to advocate for dignified work for racialized women in Canada.
South Asian and Tamil Women's Collective is leading a community based research project to better understand the career development and employment needs of young South Asian and Tamil women and gender diverse individuals (ages 18 to 30) across the GTA. 📝 This research project focuses on the career development and advancement needs, and barriers faced by young South Asian and Tamil women entering the workforce, and how to better support them in their career pursuits while addressing cultural nuances, gender expectations, and exploitative labor practices. 📊 We believe data can tell powerful stories that can shape how we advocate for systemic changes in policies, organizational practices, and programming. 🎯 Our goal is to get 500+ survey responses across the GTA, and this includes people living and/or working in York Region, Toronto, Peel, and Durham. This survey should take approximately 15 minutes to complete, and to acknowledge your contributions, you will be entered in a raffle to win 1 of 20 $50 gift cards. 🔗 LINK TO SURVEY - t.ly/nrgPC
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ICYMI: The Scaling Care Innovations in Africa cohort was officially announced on #iwd2024, and I'm so excited to see what these incredible projects are going to accomplish! This cohort features 17 action research projects across 11 countries in Africa. In a landscape where researchers and advocates often have to justify why care matters first, the entry point for these policy and programmatic initiatives are focused on scaling tried and tested local solutions that already reduce the disproportionate amount of unpaid care work that women and girls do in their contexts. These unique projects have been co-created with women's rights organizations, social enterprises, research institutes, social norms change champions, and municipal governments. Check them out, and get in touch if you'd like to learn more! International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Accountability Lead at Oxfam GB
1yErica Stillo FYI :)