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Our new study “Gendered Impacts – Blind Responses: The 2025 Tariff Crisis and the Case for Gender Transformative Reforms” by Caroline Dommen will be published here in Mid-October 2026.
The publication examines how the dramatic US tariff increases announced in April 2025 have affected women and gender justice across six Global South countries: Bangladesh, India, Madagascar, South Africa, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe and puts forward a broad spectrum of recommendations for measures that governments, intergovernmental bodies, businesses, or unions can implement to achieve gender justice in trade.
Katia Schnellecke
From its creation to its resilience within the solidarity economy, from recognition to the development of its own algorithm: the journey of a bicycle delivery collective in Brazil
Progressive actors possess significant understanding of their opponents’ tactics and resources. How can we translate this knowledge into action?
In our new publication, Anna Eknor Ackzell and UNRISD examine how backlash against gender justice operates globally and outline strategic responses.
