The EADI Gender Justice Working Group is an “under construction” vibrant, global community of feminist researchers, practitioners, and activists committed to transforming gender-power dynamics in development, research and practice.
Welcome to our dedicated space where we highlight the latest news and activities from the EADI Gender Justice Working Group. Our mission is to promote gender equality and justice through collaborative efforts, sharing valuable insights, and fostering a community of engaged individuals. In this section, you will find updates on our recent initiatives, upcoming events, and important discussions within the field of gender justice. We encourage you to explore our articles and resources, which are designed to inspire and inform. Whether you're looking for practical tips, in-depth analyses, or stories from the frontlines of gender advocacy, we have something for everyone. Stay tuned for regular updates, and join us in our commitment to advancing gender justice across all sectors. Your engagement is crucial, and together, we can make a significant impact.
Yesterday, we had the last webinar of the season (before a well-deserved summer break 🌻), a joint collaboration with the Humanitarian Observatory in South Asia (HOISA). Special thanks to all of you who joined from different parts of the world.
As part of Pride Month, our last Book Club organized a discussion that invited us to reflect on LGBTQI+ experiences through literature. We had the pleasure of hosting Eliana Nzualo (she/ her) for a conversation on her chapter Bloody Marys by the Bay, featured in Touch: Sex, Sexuality and Sensuality.
Last week, our EADI Gender Justice Working Group had the privilege of hosting author Mehriban Efendi for a conversation about her novel “Sat Alone by the Gate”.
Date: 27th May 2026, 18:00-19:00 CET
On Monday, 20 April 2026, more than 60 participants joined our webinar on Gender and Urbanism in Southeast Asia! Our heartfelt gratitude to all of those who participated.
On 18 March 2026, we hosted our third webinar “Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls: Reflections and Practices on Feminist Participatory Grantmaking (FPG).” The session featured insightful contributions from Erika M Sales-Pronk (Mama Cash) and Jessica Horn (Author, African Feminist Praxis: Cartographies of Liberatory Worldmaking), who reflected on the evolving landscape of feminist philanthropy. The speakers highlighted both challenges and opportunities for feminist grantmaking.
We are dedicated to advocating for a gender-just world. Our mission is to create a safe and inclusive space where all gender advocates can come together to discuss important thematic issues related to gender. By fostering open dialogue and collaboration, we aim to empower individuals and communities to challenge inequalities and promote understanding. Together, we can work towards a future where everyone, regardless of their gender identity, feels valued and respected.
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