Human Development Research Initiative

Our latest essay aims to explore how income levels affect allocations of leisure time between Men and Women. By splitting leisure time into true leisure vs household duties and care roles, it seeks   to highlight clear distinctions in allocations of time by gender and income quartiles. Using data from the American Time Use Survey,   we analyse statistical trends before exploring the policy implications of these findings and situating them in the current literature. After runn

Jordan’s feminist identity is fractured as a result of a lack of feminist framework and awakening, creating a hazy path for the cry for...

FGM/C reflects deeply entrenched patriarchal notions and is consequently often seen as a means of preserving the girl’s virginity,...

Many companies around the globe have begun to pay particular attention lately to the LGBTQ+ community, including celebrating Pride Month...

The country of Brazil is considered a peaceful country due to its lack of internal or inter-state conflict. However, the lives of trans...

This toolkit is part of HDRI’s first toolkit series and is a collective effort made by our fellow researchers Iliana Flores Pérez,...