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Screenshot Inspiračního fóraNe každá genocida nám stojí za řeč. Kirthi Jayakumar hledá spravedlnost i pro ty, které nevidímeVálky ničí nejen zbraněmi, jejich drtivý dopad zhoršují i nerovnosti. Ne všechny oběti vnímáme stejně a ne každému utrpení věnujeme pozornost. Záleží na tom, kdo a kde trpí i jakou má barvu pleti nebo jakým jazykem mluví. Některé genocidy připomínáme, jiné ignorujeme. Mnohé oběti zůstávají jen statistikami.Podle indické právničky a aktivistky Kirthi Jayakumar války zvýrazňují to, co ve společnosti často přehlížíme: že spravedlnost existuje jen tehdy, pokud platí pro všechny. Ženy ve válečných konfliktech čelí speci...2025-07-2330 min
Screenshot Inspiračního fóraŠestá řada Screenshotu je tu! S Pavlou Hubálkovou o válce, péči, AI, lese i neviditelném světě mikrobiomu.Kam nás dovedou sny o budoucnosti – a koho po cestě necháváme za sebou? Co všechno může být „chytré“ – domácnost, technologie… nebo válka? A jak měnit svět, aniž bychom opakovali staré chyby?Podcastová série Inspiračního fóra ji.hlavského festivalu dokumentárních filmů přináší to nejzajímavější ze světového myšlení. V šesté řadě vědecká novinářka Pavla Hubálková přibližuje práci environmentálního filozofa*ky Timothy Morton, feministické teoretičky Helen Hester, ekonoma Nicka Srnicka, právničky Kirthi Jayakumar nebo aktivistky Cher...2025-06-1001 min
Womanhood & International Relations191. Dayanna Palmar Uriana on Wayuu Women's Rights in Venezuela and ColombiaHow do colonial, state, gender-based, and spiritual forms of violence impact the rights of Wayuu women in La Guajira? How do the governments of Venezuela and Colombia differ or align in their recognition and protection of the Wayuu indigenous population's rights and cosmovisions?An interview with Dayanna Palmar Uriana, Wayuu woman, lawyer, journalist and Non-Residential Fellow of the Violence, Inequality and Power Lab of the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice.Join us in this exploration andsubscribe to our podcast newsletter community here.Listen to related episodes: Ep. 131 Annett...2025-02-131h 00
PULSZaprodat feminismus. Jak vlády upevňují moc skrze prázdné buzzwords?Kirthi Jayakumar je indická výzkumnice a zakladatelka The Gender Security Project. Zabývá se otázkou feminismu a zahraniční a bezpečnostní politiky, dekolonizací a také tím, jak uvažujeme o konfliktech a násilí. A právě o těchto tématech je nový Puls. Dozvíte se v něm třeba, jak by mohla vypadat feministická zahraniční politika, proč je sexualizované násilí zbraň, která ničí společnost, a proč instituce využívají feministický jazyk. 2024-10-3035 min
Mission Matters Business Podcast with Adam TorresConnecting Women Worldwide for Social Change Through TechnologyWorld Pulse is creating opportunities for women to engage through technology for change. In this episode, Adam Torres and Jensine Larsen, Founder & CEO of World Pulse & Kirthi Jayakumar, Head of Community Engagement at World Pulse, explore the World Pulse journey along with the upcoming book Jensine and Kirthi will be launching with Women Connect4Good and Mission Matters. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be a guest on our podcast:htt...2024-06-1431 min
Radio InquilabEp 8 - Decolonizing Justice - Kirthi Jayakumar Rupande speaks with Kirthi Jayakumar, founder of Gender Security Project, about her reasons for getting involved in this work, how her past has shaped her outlook towards healing justice and the forms of work GSP undertakes. They discuss how the justice system needs to evolve from incarceration and retributive justice to healing justice for all.Kirthi discusses her paper: Redrawing the Galtung Triangle - Finding Place for Healing Trauma in Peace Work, and specifically talks about the idea of how trauma is not only limited to people but also extends to countries, citing the...2024-02-151h 10
The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in NonprofitsFeminist Leadership Series: Jensine Larsen and Kirthi Jayakumar of World PulseThis episode features Jensine Larsen, CEO of World Pulse and Kirthi Jayakumar, founder of Gender Security Project. Jensine Larsen is an unstoppable award-winning digital entrepreneur, international journalist, and speaker Jensine (Yen-See-Nah) Larsen is the founder of World Pulse, an independent, women-led social network connecting tens of thousands of grassroots women from 200+ countries who are logging on, speaking out, and growing their social impact. Internationally recognized security practitioner, writer, peace educator, lawyer, and mediator, Kirthi Jayakumar has spent a decade innovating at the cross-section of gender, peace, security, technology, feminist foreign policy, and...2024-01-211h 15
CNS[podcast] Youth and gender-based violence: Challenges and solutions
Listen to this podcast featuring an engaging discussion on youth and gender-based violence: challenges and solutions. Panelists include Kirthi Jayakumar, who is part of the Gender Security Project and Head of Community Engagement at World Pulse (India); Hafsah Muheed, intersectional feminist and human rights advocate from Sri Lanka; Tanmaya Kshirsagar, Indian Classical Vocalist, Writer & Academic and an intersectional feminist; Rita Widiadana, former Editor, The Jakarta Post, Indonesia; Kalpana Acharya, Health TV Online, Nepal; Xari Jalil, senior journalist and Editor Voice Pakistan; Zevonia Vieira, Editor...2024-01-0500 min
Smart, Amazing Conversations with Dr. NancyKirthi Jayakumar and Keturah Shammah-Connecting and Uplifting Women Worldwide Through MentorshipKirthi Jayakumar and Keturah Shammah are women driven by similar missions. While they grew up worlds apart, they were brought together through the power of World Pulse, an independent, women-led social network for social change. By harnessing the power of technology to accelerate women's leadership, the organization not only connecting women, it is speeding up the pace towards gender equity. 2023-11-2432 min
Womanhood & International Relations175. The Loss of Meaning in the International SystemDoes the survival of states (and their relations) ultimately come at the expense of the survival of our (& other) people?
A practical exercise episode for Feminist Perspectives and IR Analysis for whoever is interested in understanding current world affairs.
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Despite all the domestic and international human rights laws focusing on protecting caste marginalized communities, why structural violence and sexual violence persists against them? How can States work through "reforming" centuries old societal/economic/religious organization systems to "fit" current times?
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Womanhood & International Relations149. Kirthi Jayakumar on Anticolonialism in International RelationsAre we confined by the coloniality of knowledge within the International Relations field? What type of IR analysis is accepted, reproduced or legitimized? And, by who? How and why are feminists from the Global South subverting IR theories and FFP's through praxis? Why decolonial and anticolonial standpoints on world affairs are growing? Which safe spaces and forms of expressions do people have to reflect upon them?
An interview with Kirthi Jayakumar, peace educator, lawyer and founder of the Gender Security Project.
Join us in this exploration, follow us on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn @womanhood_ir and b...2023-02-071h 21
NGO Soul + Strategy042. Feminist leadership: organizational practices to make it real -- Kirthi Jayakumar & Leila BillingSummaryToday, I am interviewing Kirthi Jayakumar of World Pulse and founder of the Gender Security Project, and Leila Billing, senior advisor on youth, gender, and social movement building on Feminist Leadership. Leila, along with Natalie Brook, runs an open enrollment Feminist Leadership training program (We are Feminist Leaders), and Kirthi is one of its alumni.As some NGOs and development organizations have embraced, how much of its subversive elements get diluted and cooptated; and how should we think about this? Is there still good being achieved, or is there a real danger...2022-07-0839 min
Our Voices, Our Choices (deutsch)Der Women7-Gipfel für mehr Geschlechtergerechtigkeit (1/3) | Our Voices, Our Choices
2008 fand der erste W7-Dialog in Kanada statt. Seitdem begleiten das Format die G7-Gipfel und gibt feministischen Aktivist*innen eine Stimme in den Verhandlungen. Dabei treffen Akteur*innen aus G7-Staaten auf Vertreter*innen des Globalen Südens – denn auch dort hat die G7-Politik Auswirkungen. In diesem Jahr hat Deutschland die G7-Präsidentschaft übernommen. Der Vorsitz für den W7-Dialog liegt beim Deutschen Frauenrat. Und der hat ein prägnantes Motto gefunden: „Time to Deliver“. Denn: Es ist Zeit dem Wort über mehr Geschlechtergerechtigkeit Taten folgen zu lassen.
In diesem Podcast erfahrt ihr, wie der W7-Dialo...2022-05-1021 min
Alle Podcasts und Audiofiles der Heinrich-Böll-StiftungDer Women7-Gipfel für mehr Geschlechtergerechtigkeit (1/3) | Our Voices, Our Choices2008 fand der erste W7-Dialog in Kanada statt. Seitdem begleiten das Format die G7-Gipfel und gibt feministischen Aktivist*innen eine Stimme in den Verhandlungen. Dabei treffen Akteur*innen aus G7-Staaten auf Vertreter*innen des Globalen Südens – denn auch dort hat die G7-Politik Auswirkungen. In diesem Jahr hat Deutschland die G7-Präsidentschaft übernommen. Der Vorsitz für den W7-Dialog liegt beim Deutschen Frauenrat. Und der hat ein prägnantes Motto gefunden: „Time to Deliver“. Denn: Es ist Zeit dem Wort über mehr Geschlechtergerechtigkeit Taten folgen zu lassen.
In diesem Podcast erfahrt ihr, wie der W7-Dialog dazu...2022-05-1021 min
Women in Foreign PolicyEp. 3.12 Interview with Kirthi JayakumarKirthi Jayakumar is Founder of the Gender Security Project, and she shared great insight on feminist foreign policy. 2022-01-2746 minWomen in Foreign PolicyEp. 3.12 Interview with Kirthi JayakumarKirthi Jayakumar is Founder of the Gender Security Project, and she shared great insight on feminist foreign policy. 2022-01-2746 min
eSheThe Brown Box Ep.3: Suparna Sharma and Kirthi Jayakumar on Gender Equality at Home and WorkIn episode 3 of ‘The Brown Box’ podcast for eShe, host Rani Jeyaraj speaks to senior journalist Suparna Sharma and feminist activist Kirthi Jayakumar about gender equality and the looming threat of sexual harassment at the workplace. Visit eshe.in for more.2021-06-0733 mineSheResearcher-Activist Kirthi Jayakumar on How Global Inequality Narratives Are All Tied to Gender InequalityFeminist researcher and peace activist Kirthi Jayakumar is using stories, advocacy and technology to nudge India towards gender equality and social justice.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://eshe.in/2021/02/12/kirthi-jayakumar/2021-02-2305 min
dhaaniWhen being a woman might not feel safe ... with Kirthi Jayakumar - Episode 96Kirthi Jayakumar is a feminist researcher and lawyer from Chennai, India. She founded and runs The Gender Security Project, one of the few WPS centres in the global south, which works at the cusp of gender, security, peace, and conflict through research, reportage, and documentation. Kirthi coded an app for survivors of gender-based violence called Saahas, which works as a web and mobile app. She taught herself to code and created a web app, a mobile app and a Facebook ChatBot to support survivors of gender-based violence across 196 countries, and to assist bystander intervention. Her areas of interest include gender...2021-01-2634 min
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Vital Voices PodcastVoices of Resilience: Kirthi Jayakumar on the Rise of the Gender Based Violence during the COVID CrisisVVEngage and VVlead alum Kirthi Jayakumar joined Alyse Nelson for today's Voices of Resilience episode for an informative discussion on the types of gender-based violence that are surging due to coronavirus and her Saahas app giving resources to survivors & bystanders. To learn more about Vital Voices, visit www.vitalvoices.org Invest in women, improve the world. Executive Producer: Lizzie Kubo Kirschenbaum Editor and Assistant Producer: Christi Owiye Host: Alyse Nelson Music: Deliberate Thought by Kevin MacLeod Deliberate Thought by Kevin MacLeod is licensed un...2020-04-1324 min
The Feminifesto PodcastEpisode 37B - The Rapist is YouOn the occasion of International Women's Day, Bhavana Akella, Rohitha Naraharisetty, Sri Indrasenan, Malavika Mani, Vaishnavi Pallapothu, and Kirthi Jayakumar share their rendition of The Rapist in You.2020-03-0701 min
SaahasEpisode 10 - Supporting a SurvivorKirthi Jayakumar explains what you can do to support a survivor of gender-based violence.2019-05-0501 min
SaahasEpisode 9 - Intervening SafelyKirthi Jayakumar takes you through a few steps you can follow to make sure that you intervene safely, should you decide to be an active bystander.2019-05-0502 min
SaahasEpisode 8 - Equipping yourselfKirthi Jayakumar explains a few tips and tricks you can follow to equip yourself to be a better bystander.2019-05-0501 min
SaahasEpisode 7 - 4Ds of Bystander InterventionKirthi Jayakumar explains the 4Ds of Bystander Intervention.2019-05-0502 min
SaahasEpisode 6 - Bystander intervention basicsKirthi Jayakumar talks about the basics of bystander intervention and explains why it is important to strive to be active bystanders.2019-05-0503 min
PAVE: Professionals Against Violence PodcastPAVE 009: Peace, the Red Elephant Foundation, Gender Equality, and how to inspire people into action with Kirthi JayakumarKirthi Jayakumar is an activist, artist and writer from Chennai, India. She founded and runs the Red Elephant Foundation, a civilian peacebuilding initiative that works for gender equality through storytelling, advocacy and digital interventions. She is a member of the Youth Working Group for Gender Equality. Kirthi is the recipient of the US Presidential Services Medal (2012) for her services as a volunteer to Delta Women NGO, and the two-time recipient of the UN Online Volunteer of the Year Award (2012, 2013). Kirthi is also the recipient of the Global Peace Prize 2016, from WeSchool, and the Rising Star of India Award, 2016, from...2018-02-0200 min
Better Angels with Sarah BrownPeacebuildingSarah Brown talks to Harriet Lamb, Kirthi Jayakumar, Jakaya Kikwete with contributions from United Nations Secretary General António Guterres. In one of his first speeches ten days into his role as the ninth UN Secretary General, António Guterres stated that the world was spending far more time and resources on responding to crises, rather than preventing them. He spoke of rebalancing the world's approach to peace and sustainability, and our responsibility to do more to prevent war and sustain peace. In this episode we hear from inspiring guests, all who...2017-11-0900 min
Desi OutsidersEpisode 51 - In Conversation with Kirthi JayakumarThis week, we bring you our conversation with Kirthi Jayakumar, an Indian women's rights activist, a social entrepreneur, a peace activist, artist, lawyer and writer among many other things. The list of Kirthi’s achievements is almost endless and to put it simply, her hard work landed her the US Presidential Services medal in 2011. But in this interview, we get into all the influences that made her want to do the work that she does today, especially as a lawyer who left her corporate job within just one month, and went on to volunteer with many NGOs including the UN...2017-11-021h 11