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The Community Resilience Fund: a transformative tool for grassroots women-led community resilience

12/02/2025

10 pages long

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The Community Resilience Fund: a transformative tool for grassroots women-led community resilience

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This article discusses a field-tested financial mechanism developed by the Huairou Commission, the CRF resources grassroots women’s organisations across the Asia, Africa, and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) regions to build their collective leadership, analyse climate and disaster risks, prioritise actions, publicly demonstrate resilience practices, and collaborate with the government to institutionalise or scale up […]

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Resources: Disaster and Resilience: intersectional approaches towards establishing resilient communities during crises

12/02/2025

14 pages long

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Resources: Disaster and Resilience: intersectional approaches towards establishing resilient communities during crises

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This section includes the resource recommendations for the special issue on Disaster and Resilience: intersectional approaches towards establishing resilient communities during crises.

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The role of rituals and cultural heritage in post-disaster social resilience: the case of Antakya

12/02/2025

19 pages long

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The role of rituals and cultural heritage in post-disaster social resilience: the case of Antakya

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This study is based on the role of rituals and cultural practices which shaped the recovery process after the earthquake in Hatay, Türkiye. We observed that those who had to leave Hatay after the earthquake tried to continue the rituals in their hometowns or only came to Hatay during ritual times and participated in this […]

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Establishing resilient communities through women’s leadership and organising: a case study in Gaziantep, Türkiye

12/02/2025

15 pages long

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Establishing resilient communities through women’s leadership and organising: a case study in Gaziantep, Türkiye

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During the pandemic KEDV collaborated with 19 women community leaders in the Akyol neighbourhood of Gaziantep, Turkiye, to assess the pandemic’s immediate economic and social consequences on refugee and local women in their neighbourhood and respond to these needs accordingly.

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Gendered Urban Cycling and the Ethics of Caring: Coming to voice in the streets of Tijuana and Oaxaca amidst the patriarcarro

19/09/2024

20 pages long

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Gendered Urban Cycling and the Ethics of Caring: Coming to voice in the streets of Tijuana and Oaxaca amidst the patriarcarro

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This article explores grassroots organisations and collectives of women cyclists in the cities of Tijuana and Oaxaca, Mexico. Taking a narrative approach, it delves into the idea of public space that emerges from their life histories, chronicles, and talk groups. It contends that the narratives of their urban practices and interventions, and of their lives […]

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Imagining Black Feminist Geographies of Johannesburg Through Senzeni Marasela’s Creative (Un/Re)mapping of Johannesburg’s Mine Slopes

19/09/2024

20 pages long

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Imagining Black Feminist Geographies of Johannesburg Through Senzeni Marasela’s Creative (Un/Re)mapping of Johannesburg’s Mine Slopes

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Part of the project of philosophy is to problematise how the world is known, including destabilising geography as one of the dominant imperialist discourses. In the Afropolis, legacies of colonialism and Apartheid still work to uphold spatial inequality within urban spaces in ways that are both racialised and gendered. Black feminist scholar, Katherine McKittrick, provides […]

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Public Spaces, Street Art, and the Challenges of Feminist Ecological Citizenship in Chile

19/09/2024

20 pages long

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Public Spaces, Street Art, and the Challenges of Feminist Ecological Citizenship in Chile

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While considerable literature examines the intersection between feminism and ecology, as well as the intersection between feminism and urbanism, few studies address the intersection between feminism and ecology by looking at aesthetic activism in the city. This essay explores the synergies and potential connections between the idea of body/territory and feminist ecological citizenship through the […]

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The (Un)tenable Flaneuse: An inquiry into the politics of women walking in war-entrenched Kabul

19/09/2024

28 pages long

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The (Un)tenable Flaneuse: An inquiry into the politics of women walking in war-entrenched Kabul

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The article will trace the interrelations between Kabul’s constructed spatiality and the implications of women’s walks through the landscape in two primary texts – Taran Khan’s Shadow City: A Woman Walks Kabul and Samira Makhmalbaf’s At Five in the Afternoon – to trace the unique discourse and modalities of women’s resistance that they generate against […]

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Plaza las Pioneras: An urban feminist space and the politics of the commons

19/09/2024

18 pages long

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Plaza las Pioneras: An urban feminist space and the politics of the commons

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There are very few feminist urban public spaces in the world and even fewer urban feminist commons. This paper focuses on the initiative and functioning of the Plaza las Pioneras in Montevideo, Uruguay. The Plaza is an innovative feminist public space and urban commons experience that opened in 2020 as an effort by the city’s […]

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Engendering Migrant Counterpublics: Fun, care, solidarity, and resistance among Ethiopian domestic workers in Lebanon

19/09/2024

17 pages long

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Engendering Migrant Counterpublics: Fun, care, solidarity, and resistance among Ethiopian domestic workers in Lebanon

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Research documenting the re-configurations of ‘public–private’ boundaries encountered by migrant domestic workers has observed how they often create a sense of ‘home’ in public spaces in destination countries. Migrant workers’ occupation of, and interactions in, public spaces such as parks, malls, restaurants, and churches in effect create ‘private spheres’ where they can relax and be […]

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