Research Brief
Defining and Detecting Online Misogyny: Aligning Social and Computer Sciences
This paper examines disciplinary divides in defining online misogyny and calls for an integrated framework bridging computational and social sciences.
Blog Post
Can emergency cash buy food security?
New research finds Cambodia's COVID-19 cash transfers significantly improved food security among poor and vulnerable households.
Research Brief
Who Targets Civil Society and Why? Drivers, Perpetrators, and Gendered Dimensions of Cyber Threats in Southeast Asia
CSOs and WCSOs in Southeast Asia face cyber threats driven by ideological opposition, state actors, and financial motives.
Infographic
Gender-Based Violence Response Services: An Infographic Series
Part of an infographic series, this article aims to examine how COVID-19 responses led to an increased risk of gender-based violence (GBV)
Blog Post
They Want to Change Me; they Want me to be Someone they Want
For International Women’s Day, Julieta Marotta reflects on how art and activism can challenge social norms and advance gender equality.
Project
Decolonising the EU? Mapping Coloniality and Resistance through civil society and intellectual groups in EU Member States
This is a joint PhD project between UNU-CRIS and Ghent University.
News
UNU-INWEH and OSCE Convened Workshop on Trust and Co-operation in Transboundary Water Management
The workshop was attended by the UNU Rector and UN USG Prof. Marwala, advancing inclusive water governance ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference
Report
Knowing what the weather will do: A guide for practitioners on impact-based early warning
Practical examples for floods and droughts in Eastern Africa
Journal Article
Health systems and gender in post-conflict contexts: building back better?
Exposing the gender-blindness of health sector reforms in post-conflict contexts, this article explores how to build gender equitable health systems
Journal Article
Women on the move: migration, care work and health
The report focuses on migrant women care workers, who play a critical role in supporting positive health outcomes while facing omitted vulnerabilities