Reflecting on gender equality in Muslim contexts in Oxfam GB
Authors:
Adrienne Hopkins; Kirit Patel
DOI:
10.1080/13552070600980922
Publication Frequency:
3 issues per year
Subjects:
Development Studies;
Gender;
Gender & Development;
Interdisciplinary Studies: Gender Studies;
Sociology & Social Policy: Gender Studies;
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Abstract
Gender inequality, faith and development are intrinsically linked, and the impact of religious beliefs and practices on gender inequality is an issue that cannot be ignored in development work. This article summarises the key discussions and findings of two workshops, held by Oxfam GB, on the challenges of working on gender equality issues in Muslim contexts. It explores some of the strategies Oxfam staff have used in their programmes, and highlights the challenges Oxfam will need to address as it develops this area of work further.
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