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Development and Gender (IDG) |
Kennedy
School of Government
Harvard
University's International Development & Gender student group
(IDG) promotes teaching, research, and action on international development
and global transformation as they affect women and gender relations.
Moreover, development and global change bring costs as well as benefits,
which are often not shared equally by men and women of different nations,
races, classes, and ethnicities.
Established
in 1978, IDG (originally called WID, Women and International
Development) is the longest-standing program of its kind in the nation.
The program
acts
as a catalyst
for the
scholarly
discussion
of gender, development, and global change.
If you are
interested in joining WID, please email Kate Jordan.
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Women and Public Policy Program
WAPPP@harvard.edu
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