GBV Science Fair: Making a Difference on the Front Lines of Prevention

300 women and 300 children who reach out for abuse services for the first time are being followed for 7 years to determine what predicts outcomes of resiliency, safety, better mental health, and optim...

Gender and Conflict

Dr Julia Buxton, Senior Research Fellow at the Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford talks about her current research on gender based violence both during conflicts but also in post conf...

GBV 5-Minute Science Fair

Karen McDonnell, Associate professor in prevention and community health at the George Washington University, School of Public Health. Disusses Proyeto VOCES, Project VOICES. A multiphase approach wit...

GBV Science Fair: Model Village lead by Women

After the April Earthquake' 2015, disadvantage groups especially single were really vulnerable and faced discrimination in terms of received humanitarian aid and there has been lots of agencies workin...

GENDER BIAS IN ENGINEERING: ROOT CAUSE ~ 16 MIN

This video summarizes research on 5,130 degreed engineers, 4,266 men and 864 women. The research finds systematic differences between men and women engineers that effect how engineering is done. These...

Methods of Indoctrination and Control in the Lord's Resistance Army

Jocelyn Kelly [email protected] Methods of Indoctrination and Control in the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) The LRA is a rebel movement known for its widespread conscription of children; yet little is ...

YouTube Science Video

Bonnie J. Morris is an Adjunct Professor of Women's Studies at The George Washington University and the author of fourteen books. One of her newest books, "Big and Strong, I Belong" examines...

GBV Science Fair: Reduce violence against women and girls in Nepal

To reduce violence women and girls among migrant labor communities, who are vulnerable and more at risk once the men migrate and leave the women and children. A formative research will be carried out ...