A challenging but amazing year of camaraderie, cooperation and perseverance!
UN WOMEN NC UK Brunch – Saturday 3rd February 2018 Women, Peace and Security Part 2: Getting into the detail!
Overview of research on gender and conflict indirect and direct product of funding by Folke Bernadotte Academy (Working Group 1325 led by Louise Olsson, 2009-2018)
British Academy Soirée 2017
On Tuesday 20 June 2017 I participated at the British Academy Soirée 2017 presenting a poster on health and security effects of Ebola and the government’s response to Ebola on vulnerable populations including ex-combatants and women. Combining surveys in Monrovia, interviews with health and security professionals, and focus groups, the project tracked important changes in ex-combatants’ perceptions of the security sector, as well as studied the demand for maternal health services during Ebola.
Short video outlining my research
Policy and Practice Series: ‘Get ready: Syria will need peacekeepers’
UCL Policy and Practice Series on 03-11-2016. Many thanks to Nils Metternich for inviting us and doing a great job moderating the event. Many thanks to co-panelists, friends, colleagues and an engaging audience for a great evening: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/get-ready-syria-will-need-peacekeepers-tickets-2868
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The known knowns and known unknowns of peacekeeping data
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13533312.2016.1226768 (open access for 3 months)
To cite this article:
G. Clayton (ed), J. Kathman, K. Beardsley, T.-I Gizelis, L. Olsson, V. Bove, A.
Ruggeri, R. Zwetsloot, J. van der Lijn, T. Smit, L. Hultman, H. Dorussen, A. Ruggeri, P.F. Diehl, L. Bosco & C. Goodness (2016): The known knowns and known unknowns of peacekeeping data, International Peacekeeping.
