Teaching Resource: Table of Contents

Introduction

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Innovative aspects

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Knowledge without boundaries: our approach

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Challenges

Acknowledgements

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Theme 1 Understanding the process of knowledge production

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Theme 2 Scholarship on knowledge production

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Theme 3 Gender, Race, Indigeniety

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Theme 4 Gender, Work, Political economy

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Theme 5 Gender and Development: overview

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Theme 6 Gender and Development: various topics


Credits
This project has been made possible with the support of The International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada; The ART Initiative and York University This is a truly collaborative endeavour, with each member having participated in every aspect of the research and overall project development. Primary responsibilties were allocated as follows (you can read more about our team here):
Conceptualization and development of the teaching resource	Kate Ervine
Introductory guide on Migration and Work	Evelyn Encalada Grez
Collaboration with Red de Mujeres, Costa Rica	Paula Hevia-Pacheco
Developing conceptual approach paper, Knowledge Without Boundaries	Krista Hunt
Introductory guide on Indigenous Women and translation of Doble Mirada	Vivian Jimenez
Material from Africa, and editing of the english version of Doble Mirada	Sarah Macharia
Research on indigenous women	Dolores Figueroa Romero
Material from South Asia	Tina Virmani