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Celebrating rich and diverse food of the Hill and Mountain People on the occasion of the #WorldFoodDay 2024, Right to foods for a better life.
#RightToFood #FoodHeroes #IndigenousFood #SDG2
@NativeFoodscape @HUCSecretariat #MountainFoodSecurity
Great work by @TVNZ and @jacktame, one of my favourite journalists! – at Selwyn District, New Zealand
Nicole McKee says she directly advised a government Minister in 2017 to close the loophole used by the Christchurch terrorist. But we've obtained documents which tell a different story.
youtube.com/watch?v=4XtaZ64x…
One of those moments when I appreciate being in academia....learning from young colleagues is the best!
HUC co-hosted a session at #ICSD2024 on the role of indigenous knowledge in sustaining food security and nutrition. Co-chaired by @ChubamenlaJamir , Co-Lead of HUC’s TWG Mountain Food Security, and @NazmunRatna, the session showcased excellent research from Mountain&Hill regions.
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Staff at Lincoln University strike over pay | Star News odt.co.nz/star-news/star-dis…
Very excited to engage with @ChubamenlaJamir on a topic we need to do more research and policy analysis #IndigenousKnowledge #FoodSecurity
@LincolnUniNZ – at Selwyn District, New Zealand
Please join @ICSD_Conf on 19 Sept 2024 (Online). @NazmunRatna and I will moderate this session on #IndigenousKnowledge and #FoodSecurity. @HUCSecretariat #ICSD2024 #AgriFoodSystems
Register: tinyurl.com/yvh45dpd
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Did Development Economics Lose it's Moral Compass? by Jishnu Das #EconTwitter
Mesh of social justice + rigor was what dev econ was all about ~ but fast forward 20 yrs?
"As a discipline, we, as practitioners of development economics are falling short"
linkedin.com/pulse/did-devel…
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Thank you @UNSDSN for giving me an opportunity to be on the Scientific Committee of the #ICSD2024 for the second consecutive year.
As a Naga (an Indigenous mountain community) I am excited to host a session on “Does Indigenous Knowledge Hold the Key for Sustaining Food Security and Nutrition?” along with @NazmunRatna.
Please do submit your abstracts for our session 5A
“ICSD is the top academic international conference for discussing sustainable development issues.” @ICSD_Conf
The Call for Abstracts for #ICSD20204 is officially open! 🌎
This year, ICSD will accept abstracts within 7 themes. From #Education to #ClimateChange, we have the #SDGs covered.
Learn more and submit your abstract by 1 May 👉
ic-sd.org/2024/03/01/call-fo…
"Incorporating a gender lens in climate projects is not only about equity, it is also about effectiveness. Evidence shows that climate investments can be more cost-effective with a gender lens"
@ClaudiaRingler you may find this interesting. cgdev.org/blog/are-providers… – at Selwyn District, New Zealand
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It was an amazing workshop to attend on nutrition of hill and mountain communities, igniting a lamp for future discussions on understanding and addressing nutritional security on deeper levels
#nutrition #FoodSecurity #NorthEast #Mountain
@JNU_official_50 @LincolnUniNZ @icimod
Very insightful discussion on nutrition of hill and mountain communities in #Nagaland #Assam #Manipur on the eve of #WorldFoodDay @FAO @JNU_official_50 @NazmunRatna #HimalayanUniversitiesConsortium @icimod @LincolnUniNZ #SDG2 #indigenous #NutritionSecurity
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Around 43% of the agricultural labor force are women, and in some countries, they make up 2 in 3 workers. On #InternationalWomensDay, I hope everyone can take time to learn about the work our partners at @CGIAR are doing to help women and it's importance. cgiar.org/news-events/event/…
WOW... Humbled, indeed. @ChubamenlaJamir invited me to an online workshop in late 2021 and continued to engage via research and engagement. After a few conference papers, one poster and two organized sessions, we met in person for the first time in October 2023! More to come.... – at Selwyn District, New Zealand
On the occasion of #WomensDay2024 , I Thank and Wish all the wonderful women who have inspired me or worked with me. @NazmunRatna @EmbersonL @SarahWest_SEI @aditimukherji @RupaMukerji @DollyKikon @asmalateef @trinidad1949 @Agnes_Kalibata @ChefManisha @fawziat @Hekani @JamwalNidhi @GunjanGoela1 @CharviKapoor4 @roopam_shukla @AdeBruin_wur @schipper_lisa @marionnestle @KHayhoe @migdaliadrums @GarimaS46761689 @Yaoreiphy @haripriya285 and many more…
Proud to be a woman,
A Naga woman.
Proud to belong to the mountain indigenous communities with rich values, culture and tradition.
Proud to be a #WomenInScience
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umm...note to CNN...a "chaotic incident" is college kids storming a basketball court, not a massacre at a food line...
Very proud of my mentor, who happens to be an AMAZING #leader!! It has been a previlege to learn from you @ClaudiaRingler
As part of our celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science we spoke with @ClaudiaRingler, Director of IFPRI’s Natural Resources and Resilience Unit, about her journey in science leadership: ow.ly/jBIL50QAn3h
@CGIAR @CGIARgender #WomenInScienceDay
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Credit: @judyhoracek
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Pakistan ranks 142 out of 146 in the Gender Gap Index. Women train as engineers but cannot move in or up. Women's networks help.
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Excellent session on gender transformative approaches in water at Pakistan Water Week. Much to do!! @IWMI_Pakistan Bioversity @CGIAR #NEXUSGainsInitiative
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I am the only Palestinian American serving in Congress, and my perspective is needed here now more than ever. I will not be silenced and I will not let anyone distort my words.
I’m from Detroit, where I learned to speak truth to power, even if my voice shakes.
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We wouldn’t have the Loss and Damage funds without Saleem bhai’s research and activism. So shocked that he’s gone. We really needed him now.
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Women in academia: More likely to leave, feel pushed out & cite "workplace climate" - as compared to men
[using a census of 245k TT faculty in the US]
@ScienceAdvances by @thekatiespoon @laberge_nick @hneutr @_szhang @alliecmorgan @baileyfosdick & co
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Study (N=7,195) finds compared to men, women have 44% higher odds of being pushed out of academia due to workplace atmosphere than pulled to a better opportunity elsewhere. Even after receiving tenure, women were still at increased risk of leaving.
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…



































