Article
The Digital Divide Is Not Just Access. It Is Also Visibility
If the architecture of digital visibility continues to privilege the already privileged, the digital age may reproduce old hierarchies in new forms.
Commentary
Empowering Indigenous Women as Education Leaders
An op-ed in Diplomatic Courier calls for empowering Indigenous women as leaders in education.
Policy Brief
Blog Post
Poverty in the age of extreme inequality: increasingly hidden, persistently unjust
On World Day of Social Justice María Nathalia Ramírez Chaparro and Zina Nimeh ask whether poverty can be addressed without confronting inequality.
Report
Understanding Middle Powers in Development Cooperation
Capabilities, behaviors and values drive a new era of development leadership.
Media Coverage
Bleak outlook for Africa’s development finance
Dr. Daniel Cash tells Newzroom Afrika how private credit rating agencies influence African governments’ access to development finance.
Media Coverage
Private credit rating agencies shape Africa’s access to debt. Better oversight is needed
In The Conversation, Daniel Cash explains how private credit rating agencies wield governance-like power over Africa’s access to development finance.
Blog Post
What We Had Missed about Work During COVID-19 in Nigeria
COVID-19 deepened gender inequality in Nigeria’s labour market, with women facing sharper job losses and slower recovery than men.