Back in March I co-authored a blog post with Sarah Johns about the proliferation of mobile-based tools to aid women when they are facing gender-based violence. Spurred in part by a rash of globally publicized rape incidents involving women and … Continue reading →

RT @glam_leo: our #GirlsinICT Day 2013 event is a webinar on #gender & #mLearning bit.ly/10wgaQo #post2015 #MDGmomentum — ITU (@ITU) April 8, 2013   It is with great pleasure that I announce that the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has offered … Continue reading →

This is a co-researched post with international girl advocate phenom Sarah Johns who works for Plan International. With this post we recognise that today is International Women’s Day and that much remains to be done to ensure that women and girls … Continue reading →

I am very proud to introduce the Gender and Mobiles newsletter! This bi-monthly newsletter will serve as a space to learn more about the ways that gender, mobiles and mobile learning intertwine, in addition to highlighting existing and emerging work … Continue reading →

For February I am sharing a guest post on the blog written by Sarah Johns, an academic colleague I know from Royal Holloway, University of London. Sarah works for Plan International and is presently completing the MSc in Practising Sustainable … Continue reading →

Last month, Wayan Vota of ICT Works shared a thought-provoking blog post that struck a chord with me. He questioned the necessity of the GSMA mWomen Design Challenge given that an effective and simple approach to teaching women literacy with … Continue reading →

Welcome to my blog!!! When thinking about the themes this blog should consider, I decided to combine my interest in reflecting on the triumphs, debates, and follies of ICT4D with my passion for all aspects of the increasingly important and … Continue reading →