- SDG 1End poverty in all its forms (14)
- SDG 2End hunger & achieve food security (3)
- SDG 3Ensure healthy lives & promote well-being (13)
- SDG 4Ensure inclusive & equitable education (13)
- SDG 5Achieve gender equality & empower all women & girls (16)
- SDG 6Ensure availability of water & sanitation (2)
- SDG 8Promote economic growth & employment for all (13)
- SDG 9Build resilient infrastructure & sustainable industrialisation (2)
- SDG 10Reduce inequailty within & among countries (17)
- SDG 11Make cities and settlements inclusive & safe (7)
- SDG 16Promote inclusive socieites & provide access to justice (24)
- SDG 17Strengthen implementation & global partnerships for development (5)
Global outputs
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- The most critical demand one can make of development actors engaged in pursuit of sexual rights at this juncture is for more complexity.
- All sexual desires are complex, unwieldy, mess
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- Edited Collection from an international symposium organised by the Sexuality, Poverty and Law programme.
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To work towards inclusive development that addresses social exclusion, development actors need to shape and implement development policies that ensure:
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- There is a need for a more careful unpacking of the power dynamics of different relationships, including global-local, South-South and within movements.
- Recognition of the problematic
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- This report came out of a Religion, Gender and Sexuality workshop, hosted by Sonke Gender Justice, MenEngage Africa, Institute of Development Studies and Wits Centre for Diversity Studies in
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- Online research methods and tools are particularly interesting instruments for researchers and activists who work with LGBT communities.
- In countries where same-sex relations are crim
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- Development and poverty-alleviation policies remain unable to fulfil their aim to raise the greatest number of people out of economic and social marginalisation because they fail to recognise
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- Considerable work has now developed the case for sexuality as an appropriate concept for a development agenda.
- The arguments for including sexuality within the development agenda are
How to use the map
Toolkit for Sexuality and Social Justice
Information, resources and practical tools in an accessible format