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Humanitarian Women's Network: Careers in MHPSS - Session 1
The Humanitarian Women's Network and Sarah Martin have organized two events on learning more about careers in MHPSS in humanitarian emergencies. Join some MHPSS professionals to learn about how they started their careers and how you can transition to MHPSS. October 14, 11am Geneva time Speakers include Fiona Shanahan from Trocaire Myanmar Ellie Hutchinson, Consultant Justin Hett, Center for Victims of Torture Jordan Karen Abbs, Rakuba Assoc. Cambodia Capucine du Fouchier, ICRC Marise Denault, UNFPA Bangladesh October 20, 18h Geneva time Speakers include: Karen Stewart, Consultant Paula Ramirez, GBV AOR Erin Gerber, UNFPA Asia Pacific Camille Lemouchoux-Heffer, Mind your Mind Irina Ulmasova-Olive, Humanitarian Coach Ruth O'Connell, MHPSS Consultant
Humanitarian Women's Network: Careers in MHPSS - Session 2
The Humanitarian Women's Network and Sarah Martin have organized two events on learning more about careers in MHPSS in humanitarian emergencies. Join some MHPSS professionals to learn about how they started their careers and how you can transition to MHPSS. October 14, 11am Geneva time. Speakers include Fiona Shanahan from Trocaire Myanmar Ellie Hutchinson, Consultant Justin Hett, Center for Victims of Torture Jordan Karen Abbs, Rakuba Assoc. Cambodia Capucine du Fouchier, ICRC Marise Denault, UNFPA Bangladesh October 20, 18h Geneva time. Speakers include: Karen Stewart, Consultant Paula Ramirez, GBV AOR Erin Gerber, UNFPA Asia Pacific Camille Lemouchoux-Heffer, Mind your Mind Irina Ulmasova-Olive, Humanitarian Coach Ruth O'Connell, MHPSS Consultant
The COVID-19 Outbreak and Gender: Regional Analysis and Recommendations from Asia and the Pacific - GiHA & GBV AoR, May 2020
19 May, 2020
In March 2020, emerging gender impacts and trends were highlighted in an Advocacy Brief developed by GiHA resulting in key recommendations. Good practices from across the Asia Pacific Region have seen these recommendations being put into action and six weeks on, due to the scale and rapidly changing nature of the pandemic, it was seen as crucial to continue to document evidence of gender impacts across Asia Pacific and to update analysis and recommendations.