Consulting on
GENDER, WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP, & COVID-19
Did women leaders perform better than COVID-19? Yes and no. I argue that while many women leaders did exhibit distinctive leadership styles, they were still underrepresented in pandemic decision-making. My work also addresses how governments can ‘build back better’ by designing gender-responsive recovery plans.
Effective, decisive, and inclusive: Women’s leadership in COVID-19 response and recovery” (co-authored with Malliga Och). 2021. UN Women.
“Pathways to Building Back Better: Advancing Feminist Policies in COVID-19 Response and Recovery.” 2021. UN Women: Data and Research Section.
Expert Discussion for Global Affairs Canada. “Building Democracy Assistance Back Better.” 2021. Parliamentary Centre. Ottawa, Canada. (virtual)
“The Global Fight for Gender-Responsive COVID-19 Recovery Plans: Implications for Women’s Rights.” 2021. Handong Global University, the Korean Ministry of Education, and UNESCO, South Korea. (virtual)
“On the Frontlines but Left Behind: A Global Perspective on Gender and COVID-19.” 2021. International Public Policy Observatory, Northern Ireland. (virtual)
“Women, Politics, and Political Leadership.” 2021. KAS Foundation and the Asian Women’s Parliamentary Caucus, Singapore. (virtual)