#01: Kabir Dave
How the Sustainable Livelihood Framework can increase WaSH access for marginalised groups
MA International Development student Kabir Dave discusses how our approach to providing acceptable levels of water, sanitation and hygiene access must be re-examined.
#02: Amelia J Van Komen
From Food Desert to Food Apartheid: A Capabilities Approach to Navajo Food Insecurity
MPH International Development student Amelia J Van Komen disputes the current terminology we use around food insecurity.
#03: Emily May Muir
The Violence of Being Left-Out: Buen Vivir and everyday exclusions against indigenous women
MSc Environmental Change and International Development student Emily May Muir explores how Buen Vivir in Ecuador failed to include indigenous women in decision-making processes.
#04: Benjamin Phillips
ICT4D and Buen Vivir: Indigenous Appropriations for Preservation
MPH International Development student Benjamin Phillips discusses global digital inequalities and the tribulations of integrating IT into Indigenous communities.
#05: Tendayi Whacha
MPH International Development student Tendayi Whacha explores food insecurity in Nigeria.
#06: Xiaoxue Weng
How Rights-based approach to development helps to improve Gender-based violence in Asia
MPH International Development student Xiaoxue Weng explores gender equality in Asia.
#07: Ciara Bridgeman
MA International Development student Ciara Bridgeman disputes current gender policies in Ecuador.