Gender & COVID-19

The unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has transcended the immediate medical and health impact: showcasing the gendered impacts of public health crises. This section presents analytical articles and op-ed styled pieces examining the intersection of gender, peace, and security and COVID-19.

Research

Lina Bäuerle (2021). "Domestic Violence in India During COVID-19." (Read)

Kunal Meena (2020). "COVID-19 Pandemic: Scrutinising the Public Health Crisis in India from the perspective of Gender Inclusivity." (Read)

Articles

Addressing Gender-Related Barriers to COVID-19 Vaccinations to Ensure Vaccinations for All

A Dehumanising State of Affairs: Domestic Work during COVID-19

A Fast-Spreading Pandemic has Reduced an Additional 100 Million People into Poverty

COVID-19 Pandemic Exacerbates Violence Against Refugee Women and Girls

Feminist strategies for post-COVID recovery

No Vaccine for the Pandemic of Violence Against Women in Latin America

It’s Time to Find Solutions to the Gendered Consequences of the Pandemic

For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home

Delivering On the Promise of Health For All Must Include Gender Equality and SRHR

COVID-19 Recovery Requires Justice Beyond Rhetoric

Global Health Inequalities: Studying Ebola and COVID-19

COVID-19 Pandemic Exacerbates Domestic Workers’ Plight in Bangladesh

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