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Amid much debate about the impact of digitalisation in a globalised world, women have been largely invisible. The EU is the global actor that could change that.
We have to transform the “system” in order to respect Women`s Work. A wonderful designed video from FES Mozambique shows possible ways.
Eine feministische Betrachtung der Auswirkungen von COVID-19 in der Region des Mittleren Ostens und Nordafrika.
This paper investigates how women in Asia are affected by digitalization and automation and explores feminist perspectives on the digital economy.
Yvonne Blos (international)Yvonne.Blos(at)fes.de
Max Ostermayer (national)Max.Ostermayer(at)fes.de
Claudia Detsch (Europe / North America)Claudia-Detsch(at)fes.de
all FES-Experts on Climate Change, Energy and Environment
Climate Justice and Just Transition at the 2023 World Climate Conference in Dubai: Reports and Assessments more
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Six Messages on International Climate & Energy Policy by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung more
In our new manual, we present numerous arguments showing that social progress and ambitious climate action must go hand in hand. Enjoy reading! more
