Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN)
Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN) is a network of feminist scholars and activists from the economic South, engaged in feminist research, analysis of the global environment, working for economic and gender justice, and sustainable development.
Publications
DAWN (2023). ‘Dawn Informs: Feminist Challenges In A Digital World.’
Williams (2023). Financing The Blue Economy: Impacts And Implications For Gender Equality And Women’s Empowerment In The Global South.’ DAWN Discussion Paper #48.
Cokanasiga, L. (2021). ‘Public Private Partnerships: Are they a healthy investment model? Lautoka and Ba Hospitals - Fiji A Case Study’. In DAWN Informs: PPPs & Women’s Human Rights - Feminist Analysis from the Global South. pp. 68-70. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
Cokanasiga, L. (2020). ‘Public Private Partnerships: Are they a healthy investment model? Lautoka and Ba Hospitals - Fiji A Case Study.’ DAWN Discussion Paper #22. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
María Graciela Cuervo
Currently based in: Dominican Republic, Latin America and the Caribbean
Publications and resources:
Llavaneras Blanco, M. and Cuervo. M.G. (2021) ‘The pandemic as a portal: policy transformations disputing the new normal.’ DAWN Discussion Paper #32. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
Video: Reflections on Political Economy of Globalisation (PEG) and Political Restructuring & Social Transformation (PRST) (2014)
Masaya Llavaneras Blanco
Currently based in: Venezuela, Latin America and the Caribbean
Other affiliations: International Migration Research Centre (IMRC), Huron University College (Canada)
Publications and resources:
Llavaneras Blanco, M. and Cuervo. M.G. (2021) ‘The pandemic as a portal: policy transformations disputing the new normal.’ DAWN Discussion Paper #32. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
The Blended Finance Project (6 April 2021) ‘Feminist analysis on private forms of development financing’ - Interview with Masaya Llavaneras Blanco and Corina Rodriguez Enriquez from Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era.
Webinar: Corporate Capture of Development: Public Private Partnerships & Global Resistance - Parallel event at NGO CSW 2021 organised by DAWN (22 March 2021).
Rodríguez Enríquez, C., Llavaneras Blanco, M., Sindhu, S., Gock, D., D’Angelo H. and Engert, C. (2021) ‘DAWN Informs: PPPs & Women’s Human Rights - Feminist Analysis from the Global South.’ DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
Blanco M. L. and Ponte, N. B. (2013) ‘Interlinking Gender, Economic and Ecological Justice in Latin America: Towards a Development Based on the Sustainability of Life’. Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era.
Florencia Partenio
Currently based in: Argentina, Latin America and the Caribbean
Other affiliations: UNAJ (Argentina)
Publications and resources:
Atienza, M. y Partenio, F. (3 de marzo 2021) ‘Lecturas feministas de la pandemia: construcciones, alternativas y desafíos rumbo al 8M.’ Pikara Magazine.
Partenio, F. (15 de marzo 2021). ‘La recuperación económica tras la pandemia debe incluir a las mujeres’. Entrevista realizada por France24.
Activist Florencia Partenio: 'My hope is that we will not go back to normal' - Interview by Oxfam
Partenio, F. (2008). ‘Género y participación política: Los desafíos de la organización de las mujeres dentro de los movimientos piqueteros en Argentina.’ Informe final del concurso: Las deudas abiertas en América Latina y el Caribe. Programa Regional de Becas CLACSO.
Corina Rodríguez Enríquez
Currently based in: Argentina, Latin America and the Caribbean
Email: crodriguezenriquez@ciepp.org.ar
Publications and resources:
Rodríguez Enríquez, C., Llavaneras Blanco, M., Sindhu, S., Gock, D., D’Angelo H. and Engert, C. (2021) ‘DAWN Informs: PPPs & Women’s Human Rights - Feminist Analysis from the Global South.’ DAWN. Suva (Fiji)
Rodríguez Enríquez. C. (2021) ‘Corporate Accountability and Women’s Human Rights: an Analytical Approach to Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).’ DAWN Discussion Paper #31. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
Rodríguez Enríquez, C., Hopenhaym, F. and Kachingwe, N. (2021) ‘Our Labour Rights in the Face of the Onslaught of Corporate Power: Feminist Visions and Alternatives.’ DAWN. Suva (Fiji).
Rodríguez Enríquez, C. (2018). ‘Care systems and SDGs: reclaiming policies for life sustainability.’ In Spotlight on Sustainable Development Report 2018: Exploring new policy pathways - How to overcome obstacles and contradictions in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. Civil Society Reflection Group on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. pp. 87-93.
Rodríguez Enríquez, C., Bidegain Ponte, N. and Grondona, V. (2016). ‘Illicit Financial Flows Undermining Gender Justice.’ Friedrich Ebet Stiftung and DAWN.
Gita Sen
Currently based in: India, Asia Pacific
Other affiliations: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, High-Level Task Force for ICPD, Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI)
Publications and resources:
Sen, G., Govender, V. and El-Gamal, S. (2020). ‘Universal Health Coverage, Gender Equality and Social Protection: A Health System Approach.’ UN Women.
Alemany, C. and Sen, G. (2019). ‘SDG 5 Advancing women’s rights and strengthening global governance: the synergies.’ Extract from the civil society report Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2019. pg. 117-121.
Sen, G. and Durano, M. (2014). The Remaking of Social Contracts: Feminists in a Fierce New World. London, Zed Books.
Sen, G., and Grown, C. (1987). Development crises and alternative visions: Third world women's perspectives. Routledge.
Claire Slatter
Currently based in: Fiji, Asia Pacific
Other affiliations: University of the South Pacific (Fiji), PANG
Email: claire.slatter@usp.ac.fj
Publications and resources:
Webinar: Ending the debt crisis for women - A conversation with Wangari Kinoti (ActionAid International), Claire Slatter (DAWN) and Lidy Nacpil (APMDD). Organised by ActionAid (September 2020)
Slatter, C. (2020). ‘Social Protection and Ending Poverty in Pacific Island States: a new fad or a real solution?.’ In DAWN Informs: Social protections in the global South. pp. 114-117. DAWN. Suva (Fiji).