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Research Projects Highlights
IGDS @ The UWI Research Festival 2023
IGDS Research Posters 2023
A Sexual Culture of Justice
Strengthening LGBTQI and GBV Partnerships, Capacity and Efficacy to Promote and Protect Rights in Trinidad and Tobago
This project is a community-university collaboration that provides three years of support for some of the longest-standing and emerging local efforts to transform approaches to partner violence, homophobia, bullying and policing, while building partnerships and organisational capacity. Runs April 2017 to March 2020
IGDS Web page | Online E-Portal
For further information regarding this project, please email sexualcultureofjustice@gmail.com
or contact the Lead Researcher at the Institute for Gender and Development Studies, The UWI
Dr. Angelique Nixon - angelique.nixon@sta.uwi.edu
Highlights
UWI ResearchFestival Sexual Cultures of Justice Project Highlights Download PDF
- Sexual Culture of Justice – #PullUpYuhBredren - Men Speak Up Campaign – Videos (on IGDS YouTube Channel – and Knowledge Portal)
https://portal.caribbeansexualities.org/pullupyuhbredren/Messages from the campaign – printed copies in IGDS seminar room – can be used for display
- Sexual Culture of Justice – Safer Schools Teacher Training” toolkit and facilitator guide (printed copies for table display)
https://caribbeansexualities.org/nwp/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Take_-Home-Toolkit_-FINAL.pdf
- Sexual Culture of Justice – National School Climate Survey on Bullying and GBV – Report – Digital Copy
https://portal.caribbeansexualities.org/national-school-climate-survey/
- Digital Display of Sexual Culture of Justice – messages -
https://portal.caribbeansexualities.org/a-sexual-culture-of-justice-campaign-posters/
Breaking the Silence:
Prof. Rhoda Reddock, Dr. Sandra Reid
The Project seeks to break the silence on the taboo subject of child sexual abuse (CSA)/incest and its implications for HIV throughout Trinidad and Tobago by empowering children, parents, communities, policy makers and service providers who work in child protection, HIV/AIDS and women’s rights.
Overview | 2011 Website | Facebook Page | YouTube Playlist | Bilingual Resources
For further information please email STA-breakthesilence@sta.uwi.edu
or contact the Lead Researchers
Prof. Rhoda Reddock - Rhoda.Reddock@sta.uwi.edu
Dr Sandra Reid - Sandra.Redi@sta.uwi.edu
Break the Silence Network
Join the Network register your interest here
Email the Network: btsecsa@gmail.com
Work/Life Balance and Ageing:
Studying the productivity and wellbeing of working men and women
This project examines the contemporary challenges of working women and men aged 40-65 in balancing their work and family life commitments in Trinidad and the way in which this balance is offset or aggravated by the longer life expectancy of the population.
Publication
Connecting the Dots: Work.Life.Balance.Ageing - Born out of a three-year research project conducted in the Caribbean, through a mixed-methods approach, including talking circles, time-use journals, and in-depth interviews, Connecting the Dots delves into issues that examine the breadth of adulthood. Facebook page
For further information regarding this project, please contact the Lead Researchers
Prof. Patricia Mohammed - Patricia.Mohammed@sta.uwi.edu
or Dr. Cheryl-Ann Boodram - CherylAnn.Boodram@sta.uwi.edu
