Février, 11

The project will explore the social and economic impacts of violence against women and girls in the Global South and will provide a framework for estimating the overall costs for national economies. The project is part of DFID's global development initiative,  'What Works: A Global Programme to Prevent Violence against Women and Girls'.

Speakers

Jim Browne, President, NUI Galway

Katie Chapman, Social Development Advisor, UK Department for International Development

Liz Ford, Deputy Editor, Global Development, The Guardian

Anne Byrne, Head, School of Political Science & Sociology

Nata Duvvury, Project Leader, Centre for Global Women’s Studies

Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Local: Aula Maxima Lower, NUI Galway
Date: Feb/11/2015
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