Justice

Water Bankruptcy Is A Justice Challenge—Here Are 8 Reasons Why

Architect of water bankruptcy examines eight interconnected justice challenges and explains why justice plays a central part.

Antimicrobial Resistance in Water Systems

A One Health Imperative in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings

Engaging men to prevent intimate partner violence: Karthika Baby Sujatha receives Emerging Scholar Award

Karthika Baby Sujatha discusses her research on engaging men to challenge attitudes and social norms around intimate partner violence in India.

Longitudinal associations between condom use self-efficacy trajectories, HIV-related stigma, and HIV prevention engagement among refugee youth in Kampala, Uganda

What Have Future Generations Ever Done for Us? Lessons from Oslo’s Future Library

A century-long project in Oslo is advancing long-term thinking and cultural engagement – motivating collective action for a better future.

An Integrated Approach to Ethical Considerations for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Research in Climate-Affected Humanitarian Settings

Global Pluralism Monitor: Country Reviews in the MENA Region

This project contributes to the Global Pluralism Monitor through the review and assessment of country reports across the Middle East and North Africa.

Legal Research on Climate Governance after the International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion

This project explores the advisory opinion’s influence over climate change negotiations and litigation.

Invasive alien plants require management strategies tailored to city environments

Planned Relocation Policy Needs Assessment

Identifying and interviewing planned relocation policy leaders across the world to better understand their knowledge, training and funding needs.