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Time for a new narrative: Alternatives to the language of aid, charity and so-called ‘international development’

Just as good practice in tackling global poverty evolves over time, the narratives we use to talk about these challenges have become too habitual, and even obsolete or void of their original meaning. We are due a refresh in how we talk about aid.

Jun 2020 Amaran Cumarasamy

DFID-FCO merger: What do the British public want?

How to talk about Covid-19: Insights from the British public

British public believe the Covid-19 pandemic poses greater threat to women

British public believe the Covid-19 pandemic poses greater challenges to women

Generation Equality Part II: Public understanding of structural sexism boosts willingness to donate

Generation Equality Part II: Greater public understanding of structural sexism boosts willingness to donate

Generation Equality: German attitudes toward global gender issues, part one

Generation Equality Part 1: German attitudes toward global gender issues

COVID-19: Public threat perceptions and support for global cooperation

Finding an audience: Media, media use and reporting on global poverty

Reinventing NGO Campaigning

This is a love story: Thinking globally during COVID-19

Who gave a damn about pandemics before COVID-19?

Make me care, if you can: Explaining public support for foreign aid to the unconcerned public