UCGHI WHGE COE Global Seed Grant Program announces three new awardees from Colombia, Mexico, Kyrgyzstan
Funds were secured for a second phase of the WHGE COE Global Seed Grant Program. On January 16th, 2020, WHGE COE placed a second request for proposals (RFP), with particular interest in proposals from Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Nineteen proposals were submitted from universities in the following countries: Colombia, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Mexico, Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, India, South Africa, Cambodia, India, Ghana, Tanzania, and Nepal. The peer review process consisted of COE member volunteers comprised of staff, students, community stakeholders, faculty, and advisory council members. After two rounds of peer review calls, the final three grants were selected as awardees:
"Se va a caer porque lo vamos a tumbar": Procesos institucionales y no institucionales de prevención, atención, denuncia ya sanción de la violencia basada en género en entornos universitarios en Colombia
("It's going to fall because we are going to knock it down": Institutional and noninstitutional processes for the prevention, reporting, and punishment of gender-based violence in university environments in Colombia)
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Diagnósito y mejoramiento de las acciones emprendidas por la Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxca para promover la organización de las estudiantes en la prevención y erradicación de la violencia hacia las mujeres
(Diagnosis and Improvement of the Actions Undertaken by the Bentio Juarez Autonomous University of Oaxaca to Promote the Organization of Students in the Prevention and Eradication of Violence Against Women)
Benito Juárez Autonomous University of Oaxaca
Eradicating campus-based violence in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan: Inclusive research, policy and action
American University of Central Asia (AUCA)
The COE would like to thank all the reviewers for the effort and expertise that was generously given to reviewing the proposals. We could not have done this without you!
- Claire Amabile
- Rebecca Fielding-Miller
- Alison El Ayadi
- Jessica E Draughon Moret
- Ushma Upadhyay
- Dallas Swendeman
- Ndola Prata
- Melissa Smith
- Laury Oaks
- Jennifer Wagman
- Rachel King
- Mara Decker
- Jessica Beaman
- Maia P. Smith
- Ruvani Fonseka
- Jasmine Uysal
- Verania Valdez
- Kalani Kieu-Diem Phillips
- Nilpa Shah
- Becca Williams
- Bri-Ann Hernandez
- Allison Yatco
- Purnima Mane
- Sasha Rabsey
- Manya Balachander
- Daphne Marvel
- Adriane Wynn
- Annie Rosenthal
- Stephanie Sumstine
- Sean Sugai
- Olivia Almon
To learn more about the three funded projects >>
