What the COVID-19 Pandemic Is Showing Us About the Global Learning Crisis
In the Council on Foreign Relations’ Women Around the World blog, Council researchers Nicole Haberland and Timothy Abuya discuss the impact of COVID-19 on progress in education worldwide. The authors [...]
The Gendered and Public Health Consequences of Anti-Asian Racism in America
Following the horrific shooting in the U.S. city of Atlanta that killed six women of Asian descent, the Council’s Thoai Ngo authored a powerful piece [...]
Lessons from Ghana to Inform DMPA-SC Safe Storage and Disposal
In a recent Knowledge Success post, Council researchers from the Evidence Project highlight lessons learned from research in Ghana on the expansion of access [...]
Time to Take Critical Race Theory Seriously: Moving Beyond a Color-blind Gender Lens in Global Health
In The Lancet Global Health, Eileen Yam, Deputy Director of Project SOAR and Associate II at the Population Council, along with colleagues from Tulane University School of Public [...]
Tackling the U.S. Coronavirus Data Catastrophe
In a new opinion piece for Think Global Health, the Population Council’s Poverty, Gender and Youth Program Director, Thoai Ngo, with colleagues Charlotte Brasseux, Saleh Abbas and [...]
Remember the Fundamentals as we Build Back Better in Girls’ Education
In a Brookings Education Plus Development blog, Council Senior Associate Karen Austrian and GIRL Center Director Stephanie Psaki remind us that while the world has changed dramatically over the [...]
Can Social Listening and Social Media Monitoring Benefit Your SBC Activities?
In Knowledge Success, Council researcher Leanne Dougherty co-authors a piece discussing the growing popularity of social media, an important resource for gathering information about [...]
Data Collection and COVID-19: What’s Gender Got To Do With It?
In the Gender & COVID-19 blog, Council researchers Chi-Chi Undie, Nicole Haberland, Sanyukta Mathur, Isabel Vieitez, and Julie Pulerwitz examine how the COVID-19 pandemic unearths several [...]