CGIAR GENDER Platform 24d ago

How can research become more community-driven? Discover the Gender Transformative Research Methods Toolkit Series and learn about GALS for Gender Transformative Research (GALS4GTR) — a household and community-led approach designed to address inequalities, shift norms, and support more inclusive transformation across food systems. Discover how GALS4GTR helps researchers and practitioners diagnose gender issues, co-design solutions, and strengthen monitoring and evaluation through community-generated insights. This webinar features: • Ojong Enokenwa Baa (IWMI) – GESI Researcher with expertise in gender, climate adaptation, and innovation scaling • Tina Yap Li Yan – Community development practitioner and researcher focused on inclusive approaches with Indigenous and marginalized communities Part of the Gender Transformative Research Methods (GTRM) Community of Practice webinar series, showcasing practical methods that intentionally engage with power dynamics, agency, and intersectionality. Learn more, connect with fellow researchers and practitioners, and explore how the GTRM Toolkit can strengthen your work toward more equitable and inclusive change by visiting the webpage https://gender.cgiar.org/news/gender-transformative-research-toolbox or joining the GTRM Community of Practice https://gender.dgroups.io/g/GTRM #GenderTransformativeResearch #CommunityDrivenResearch #GenderEquality #SocialInclusion #FoodSystems #Intersectionality #ResearchMethods #ClimateAdaptation