Gender Centre

The Gender Centre is the focal point at the Geneva Graduate Institute for research exploring gender and its intersections with sexuality, race, class, international affairs, development, and global governance.

 

We host research projects covering a wide range of topics, organise regular events open to the public, publish findings and collaborate with international organisations and civil society to build links between research, policy and activism. Our affiliates include faculty, research fellows and students from across disciplines, and we actively work with other research centres around shared themes.

While our research shifts regularly with our community, the Centre currently has four central areas of focus:

  • Reproduction, Sexuality and the Family
  • Political Economy, Development and Survival
  • Political Participation, Governance and Technology
  • Violence and Peace.

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What characterizes Mexico's feminist foreign policy and why was it proposed? How can a feminist foreign policy influence domestic policy regarding the gender perspective and equity? These are some of the questions that are addressed in this episode of In Conversation With. Our guest is Ms Martha Delgado Peralta, Mexican Undersecretary for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights. She is interviewed by Clara Schöpfel and Jessica Espinosa Azcárraga, students at the Geneva Graduate Institute, on Mexico's Feminist Foreign Policy. Martha Delgado Peralta has more than 29 years of experience in the federal government and NGOs engaged in the protection of human rights, and has gained national and international recognition as a public servant. As Undersecretary for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, she has promoted Mexico's feminist foreign policy to increase the number of women in leadership and decision-making positons throughout the country.