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Sexual Transgressions in Aid: Humanitarian Perceptions and Responses (STAid)


Abstract:

STAid explores how humanitarian actors perceive and respond to sexual transgressions. #AidToo pushed for complaint mechanisms, which are increasingly being digitalized, but low levels of reporting persist. Working with two humanitarian organizations, we focus on the plurality of perspectives about what ‘counts’ as transgressive behavior. With interdisciplinary perspectives from philosophy, organizational theory, and anthropology, we focus on organizational concepts of responsibility; accounts of unsafe spaces by international aid workers who returned from postings; and local perceptions of transgressions and digital response in the field.

Type:

Public (National)

Funder:

Danmarks frie forskningsfond

Collaborative partners:

Danish Institute for International Studies

Status:

Running

Start Date:

01-09-2023

End Date:

31-12-2026

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