The Legacy of Sant Ravidas and the Dalit Struggle
With his unwavering faith in a formless god and inspired by his ancestors’ leatherworking skills, Ravidas created an inclusive form of Bhakti which helped shape Dalit consciousness.
Category Gender, Pluralism and Social Inclusion
Participatory Action Research and Policy-Influenced Research Methodology
Impact and Policy Research Institute conducted “Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Fellowship Cohort 2.0, a comprehensive 4-month program that offered a unique blend of engaging lectures interactive workshops networking opportunities
Fellows Profile: LPPYF Law and Public Policy Youth Fellowship- Cohort 2.0 Winter’23 – Theme: Promoting Human Rights and Ending Gender-Based Violence
LPPYF Law and Public Policy Youth Fellowship- Cohort 2.0 Winter’23 – Theme: Promoting Human Rights and Ending Gender-Based Violence | An Online National Winter School Program | A One-Month Immersive Online Law and Public Policy Awareness Certificate Training Course and Internship Program | November-December 2023 | IMPRI #WebPolicyLearning
Silent Architects: Founding Women’s Role in Shaping the Justness of the Constitution
The founding women recognised how Constitution could be an agent of social change. In the same, the Women’s Reservation Bill could pave the way for women’s empowerment.
Gender Gap in the Labour Market Needs a Lookout in a Rearview Mirror
Gender gaps are one of the most pressing challenges that the entire globe is facing in the workplace.
Danger Signals for Women’s Agency in Abortion
Amar Jesani, Sunita Sheel Bandewar In less than a year, pregnant women were made to go through two extremes by the Supreme Court. On September 29, 2022, a three-judge bench of the SC headed by the Chief Justice of India…
Idea of Feminist Economics Winning the Nobel Prize: Good News for Women
Empowering women to make life choices, respecting their autonomy, and men's readiness to share in household chores and care work is the way ahead.
This year's Economics Nobel, awarded to a woman economic historian, Claudia Goldin, honours analytical scrutiny to questions of not just economic growth but also of sociology and of quotidian attitudes of men and women in domestic, even intimate, spaces.