Womanhood & International Relations

128. Gender Gap & Global Health's "Broken System" (Part I)

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How the 2020 pandemic revealed how patriarchy shaped the global health's Taskforce response and the work hierarchy dynamics in this sector? 

A first exploration on gender gap, leadership, PPE and inequality conditions. 

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