Links to other organisations’ materials.
Eldis Gender Resource Guide has links to over 4,000 documents and organisations, searchable by country.
The following sites provide various information, articles and manuals on gender issues:
Many of the issues that ‘development’, ‘environmental’, ‘social justice’ and ‘human rights’ groups work on – these are often one and the same.
See our manual Principles and Practice of PHC (Section 7) Useful for carers is our manual Interviewing & Counselling at the Grass Roots WHPCA has resources focused on supporting the development of hospice and palliative care. Of special interest: ‘Palliative care toolkit: improving care in resource poor settings’, in various languages ‘Advocacy Toolkit’ WHO has a…
Are you working with children who have been through catastrophic events – wars, the effects of HIV/AIDS? Here are some effective resources:
Navdanya (‘nine seeds’) is a women-centred movement protecting biological and cultural diversity. Their network of seed keepers and organic producers spreads across 18 states in India. They have helped set up community seed banks across the country, trained over 500,000 farmers in seed ‘sovereignty’ and sustainable agriculture and helped setup the largest fair trade organic…
Disability BRIDGE is a specialised gender and development research and information service, with various publications on disability. Education Oxfam’s Gender Equality in Schools (11pp PDF) discusses the content and delivery of education – curriculum, teaching and learning, and the dynamics of the classroom and school – and how these reflect and reproduce gender inequalities. It…
What are Human Rights? Human rights are the rights a person has simply because he or she is a human being. “Human rights are held equally and inalienable by all human beings. They are social and political guarantees necessary to protect individuals from the standard threats to human dignity posed by the modern state and…