"The Journal of Community Informatics
Community Informatics & Gender (Special Double Issue)
Table of Contents http://ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/issue/view/26
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Editorial: Community Informatics and Gender
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Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Good point, and nice example! And it reminds me, I have developed some tools for participatory analysis/assessment of access to information which oculd be appropriate. In face I just had a conversation yesterday with an ICT4D colleague in Uganda who…"
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Hi Claudia,
I am working on exactly the interface between gender mainstreaming awareness and capacity, and knowledge management, for IFAD and FAO at the moment. It is difficult on many fronts...
Gender issues and aspects can be quite hidden in…"
An event by Hannah Beardon was featuredTools for promoting bottom up information flows in INGOs at Development House
March 18, 2010 from 12:30pm to 2pm
As part of a reflection and research process called How Wide are the Ripples, IKM Emergent are sponsoring an event for practitioners to share examples and experiences of promoting the flow of information from the grassroots to international headquarters of international development NGOs. The event is part of a wider workshop looking at some of the institutional and cultural issues and exploring some of the systems and tools to overcome these in more detail. The networking and sharing event will…See More
Hannah Beardon posted an eventTools for promoting bottom up information flows in INGOs at Development House
March 18, 2010 from 12:30pm to 2pm
As part of a reflection and research process called How Wide are the Ripples, IKM Emergent are sponsoring an event for practitioners to share examples and experiences of promoting the flow of information from the grassroots to international headquarters of international development NGOs. The event is part of a wider workshop looking at some of the institutional and cultural issues and exploring some of the systems and tools to overcome these in more detail. The networking and sharing event will…See More
Hannah Beardon posted a blog postPromoting bottom-up information flows in international development NGOs
Dear colleagues,I have been working with IKM Emergent on a process of research and reflection with various international NGOs called How Wide Are the Ripples. The research aims to explore and deepen our understanding of the issues involved in increasing the impact and influence of voices from the grassroots in the policy and decision making of international NGOs. This emerged from a strong shared feeling that participatory processes at the grassroots are often commissioned, paid for and…See More
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"hmmm, it 'sounds easy' to generate material to some extent... then have you any idea what you would do with it? How would you get it 'out there'? Or does it depend totally on the context and purpose?
In the ag huddle Louise…"
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Thanks Riff, your prize is in the post.
I agree, but then again what came out of our conversation with Rose is that where good practice exists on the ground, but is not labelled gender, this does not get shared as good practice to others... and in…"
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"hmm Pete, yeah but no but... I know what you mean though.
QUESTION TO GROUP: how do you make sure that good gender equity work is reported on and heard beyond the initiative itself - especially when it is not a 'gender (or women's!)…"
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"ah yes Rose - it is here http://www.km4dev.org/profiles/blog/list?user=2bowgewdq2cjq I didn't realise...
As is the video we did of Rose explaining her work and in particular how they have dealt with the underreporting of good gender equity work."
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Hi
No , this is my comment and nudge to the group on issues I am interested in. Jo should be putting the blog and video up soon, I hope! I will follow up..."
Hannah Beardon commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Hi all,
I was part of the gender huddle in brussels and really enjoyed the opportunity to think about the characteristics of gender and/ in KM. We kind of felt that there were two slightly separate issues: the management of knowledge about gender…"
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Promoting bottom-up information flows in international development NGOs
Dear colleagues,
I have been working with IKM Emergent on a process of research and reflection with various international NGOs called How Wide Are the Ripples. The research aims to explore and deepen our understanding of the issues involved in increasing the impact and influence of voices from the grassroots in the policy and decision making of international NGOs. This emerged from a strong shared feeling that participatory processes at the grassroots are often commissioned, paid for… Continue
I have been working with IKM Emergent on a process of research and reflection with various international NGOs called How Wide Are the Ripples. The research aims to explore and deepen our understanding of the issues involved in increasing the impact and influence of voices from the grassroots in the policy and decision making of international NGOs. This emerged from a strong shared feeling that participatory processes at the grassroots are often commissioned, paid for… Continue
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