From: Sofia Bonilla
Date: January 30, 2023
Subject: GPPS 1/30 Newsletter: Call for submissions!



Call for submissions!

The GPPS team is excited to announce that we're launching a blog within our weekly newsletter. Students can submit short pieces with their opinions and/or commentaries to be featured. We want this space to serve as a platform for students to discuss gender issues as they intersect with daily life on an individual, collective, and/or international level. Examples of submissions are:

  • Op-ed
  • Movie, TV show, or book review
  • Spotlight on gender-related data
  • Spotlight a university professor, class, center, or program
  • Interview with a professor or alumni
  • Policy review
  • and more!

Posts should be about 500 words and include a link to more information on the subject matter (can be a website, image, video, etc). Final versions are subject to edits by GPPS program staff.  

Ready to submit? Use this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfiu3zSdtOS72qofHYP1wblRPFVnEx6w18Jxglk7gD2ZV7lYA/viewform 

Job Opportunities

The UN Development Programme Gender Team is hiring a Gender Specialist based in Amman, Jordan. Reporting to the Gender Equality Team Leader (Amman), the Gender Specialist will work, in close collaboration with specialists from Country Offices, the Regional Hub and HQ (BPPS, CB and RBAS) to reduce gender inequalities in the region, in line with the new Gender Equality Strategy 2022-2025. She/he will be responsible for supporting:

  • Policy Development.
  • Programme Integration and Coordination.
  • Partnerships and Resource Mobilization.
  • Knowledge Management, Learning and Innovation.
Apply here: https://estm.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1/job/7938/?utm_medium=jobshare  

CARE seeks a Senior Technical Advisor (STA) for Gender and Social Accountability for the anticipated USAID-funded Health Project in Ethiopia. The purpose of the anticipated Empowered Communities – Community Engagement project is to “empower communities to take ownership and action over their health and nutrition and drive a cycle of accountable and responsive health service delivery” with the ultimate goal to reduce maternal and child deaths, and the burden of infectious disease.

Apply here: https://phg.tbe.taleo.net/phg02/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=CAREUSA&cws=52&rid=6321 

The Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy is seeking a Project Manager for our Berlin office full-time (34 hours/week) to join us as soon as possible (ideally no later than March 2023). At the moment, this position is envisioned as temporary for nine months until 31 December 2022 but they are
open to extending the contract period.  The Project Manager will be implementing CFFP initiatives on peace and security, covering initiatives on anti-feminism and authoritarianism, including in Russia; and on the humanitarian and ecological consequences of nuclear weapons.

Apply here: https://centre-for-feminist-foreign-policy.jobs.personio.de/job/974204?display=en

Gender-Related Events

Abortion: An Intersectional Symposium
Location: Quinnipac University, Mount Carmel Campus
Date: Friday, February 17
Time: 10:30am - 4:30pm
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeyOaL1UbxVFD_gwtqWXayA7D9n4C3QCymgtDVCf3YZUcyfJQ/viewform

See the symposium agenda below.

SIPA students are welcome to attend but will need to arrange their transportation and related costs. Feel free to reach out to WIL and GPWG for more information!

Student Spotlight

Sofia Bonilla is a second-year MIA student from Texas concentrating on Human Rights & Humanitarian Policy and specializing in both Latin America and Gender & Public Policy. She is also your Spring 2023 Program Assistant. Prior to coming to SIPA, Sofia worked in Washington D.C. on anti-GBV programming in the garment supply chain. Her studies at Columbia have focused on the interactions between gender, human rights, international law, and Latin America across sectors. After graduating, Sofia hopes to stay in New York City and work on business responsibility issues at the international level.