From Poverty to Power

Links I Liked; In the Presence of “White Skin”: The Challenges of Expectations upon Encountering White Researchers ; Breaking the Class Ceiling; How to Design Research to defend the Status Quo/Stop Bad Stuff from Happening?

Links I Liked; Great new online lecture series - Cutting Edge Issues in Development Thinking and Practice; Social protection and COVID-19 - what worked where?; When the Room is Laughing: From Female Researcher to Prostitute Researcher in the DRC
 

Links I Liked; India's Schooling Crisis; Top 10 unintended consequences of aid; Book Review: From Anger to Action Inside the Global Movements for Social Justice, Peace, and a Sustainable Planet

Talking you through the week's posts on FP2P: Links I Liked; How can Outsiders support Civil Society in coup-torn Myanmar?; Exploring a new governance agenda: What are the questions that matter?; ICYMI: Some summer highlights on FP2P

More from the Bukavu Series of posts on life for researchers in the DRC: Vignettes from the Field; Problematic Assumptions about Local Research Collaborators; North-South Power Differentials and Competition in the Research Business; Remuneration v Prostitution

Invisible Voices in the Production of Knowledge: Introducing the Bukavu series;  When You Become Pombe Yangu (“My Beer”): Dealing with the Financial Expectations of Research Participants; Epistemological Rupture, Detachment, and Decentring: Requirements When Doing Research “At Home”; “Donor-Researchers” and “Recipient-Researchers”: Bridging the Gap between Researchers from the Global North and Global South; When Focus Groups Fail: The Argument in Favour of Involving Local Researchers in Project Design; How Researchers Navigate in Armed Conflict Zones: Some Do’s and Don’ts

Links I Liked; Some Good ideas on Promoting locally-led development in the UK aid system; What to Read on Afghanistan?; 8 mistakes to avoid in reporting an INGO’s contributions to the SDGs; How to Write About Afghanistan: A Style Guide for Western Journalists

Links I Liked; 7 Cartoons that could just help the IPCC Save the Planet; Defending Institutions in Post-Coup Myanmar; Measuring Women’s Economic Empowerment: 5 Takeaways from Researchers and Practitioners 

Links I Liked; Inequality is the most powerful explanation for different Covid death rates – a summary of the evidence from The Economist; How Filipinos have responded to Covid - some great new research on 'Emergent Agency'; In praise of…. Logframes

What's blocking progress in fixing the Global Water Crisis?; Why Oxfam is talking about race; How does Innovation happen in Systems?