Womanhood & International Relations

Natalia Bonilla
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Womanhood & International Relations

Womanhood and International Relations is a weekly podcast created by Natalia Bonilla to explore the intersection of feminist theory from a personal to an international level.

  1. JAN 15

    188. 2024 SDG Gender Index: Review

    Will the world be less equal in 2030 than in 2015? How are international financial flows, government debt burdens, austerity measures and colonial legacies affecting the achievement or backsliding of Gender Equality laws, policies, social and cultural norms?   Is money the big "silent" player in the advancement of SDG5? If so, why? Is Gender Equality a goal that can *only* make sense through economic lenses? How are current data sets and data gaps helping paint a picture of the progress or decline of Gender Equality worldwide? A review and commentary on the latest report 2024 SDG Gender Index by Equal Measures 2030.  Join us in this exploration, subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter @womanhood _ ir.  Recommended links: EqualMeasures 2030: 2024 SDG Gender Index Full Report UN SDG5 Targets and Indicators OECD Gender Equality Ringing the alarm bell? What recent ODA trends indicate for gender equality The two major donor countries facing billions in aid cuts Data2X A Sharp Decline in Funding for Gender Data Puts SDG 5 at Risk: Charting a Way Forward Financing for Gender Equality in the Context of the Sustainable Development Goals Gender bonds: A promising solution to accelerate SDG5 Symposium in China discusses how to increase investment in women The gendered costs of austerity: The IMF, Gender Equality and Expenditure Policy  From Rhetoric to Action: Empowering Women Through Gender-Responsive Budgeting Cuts to public services in England will ‘reverse’ gender equality, unions warn Argentina Under Milei: The First 120 Days Of A Government Marked By Wide-Ranging Attacks On Women’s Rights Webinar Series: Solutions in Scarcity: Smart Financing for Gender Data Gender Financing - Publish What You Fund How the DEI backlash will impact gender equality at work

    51 min

  2. 11/19/2024

    187. Healing our Inner/Outer Masculine and Feminine Imbalances Part 2

    How are the wounded masculine and feminine shaping Domestic and Foreign Affairs? Listen to related episodes: 46. Hannah Ruth Dyson on The Deep Feminine 102. The Matrix Trilogy - What Can We Learn from It? 103. Patriarchy & The Triad of Men’s Violence 150. Healing our Inner/Outer Masculine and Feminine Imbalances 160. Jeff Hardy on The Care for Peace and the Second Human Evolution 165. Rachel Winny on the Rise of Disinformation and Conflict Escalation 166. Hypermasculinity and Hyperfemininity on States 178. The World (Dis) Order 180. Dr. L. Ayu Saraswati on Pain, Power and Transnational Feminism

    58 min

  3. 10/19/2024

    186. Abundance in Politics & IR

    How do we measure an Individual, State or System has “too much” power? How are Individuals and Structures of Governance envisioning the acquisition, distribution and removal of Power(s)? If power exists in relation, are humans framing abundance of power through self and collective defeating or thriving modes?  Why is an abundance of violence in Politics and IR normalized while an abundance of nonviolence, love and empathy is disregarded, if not seen, as incompatible with these fields?  Is there a “fair” and “nonviolent” way to have an Abundance of Power in Politics and IR that doesn’t bring others the perception of being stripped away from their own power, that doesn’t fuel the notion of Scarcity? Let’s continue the conversation, follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter at @womanhood_ir  Listen to related episodes: 185. Scarcity in Politics & IR 166. Hypermasculinity & Hyperfemininity on States 169. Jeff Hardy on The Care for Peace and Our Second Human Evolution 182. Our Brand is Crisis - Film Review Recommended reading: Allowing Light In - Substack

    1h 22m

  4. 09/25/2024

    185. Scarcity in Politics & IR

    Do we relate to power from a perspective that “Others” have it? Do we look at power as something that is scarce? When do people stop believing, feeling or acting like they have any power? When do Individuals, States or Systems accept they are…power-less?  Are we scared of discovering or growing our own power for fear of being held accountable for it? Listen to related episodes: 166. Hypermasculinity & Hyperfemininity on States 169. Jeff Hardy on The Care for Peace and Our Second Human Evolution 182. Our Brand is Crisis - Film Review Join the upcoming EU-LAC Foundation Feminist Foreign Policy Model Best Practices Forum on October 1-2, 2024. Hybrid model, registration link: https://eulacfoundation.org/es/foro-politica-exterior-feminista-eu-lac-conceptos-buenas-practicas-y-lecciones-aprendidas-para

    55 min

  5. 08/31/2024

    184. Barbie - Gender Lens Film Review

    How the white female gaze gives meaning to relations and systems of power? Why was the Barbie movie so triggering to watch for many audiences worldwide? How it portrayed United States' white feminism advocacy issues, fears, struggles and the quest for liberation from perceived chains of oppression? What can we learn from the creation and destruction of gynocentric systems of meaning, including... the possible appropriation of the concept of patriarchy? A feminist review of the film Barbie (2023). Listen to related episodes: 38. Androcentric vs. Gynocentric View Of The World 75. Misbehaviour: A Gender Lens Film Review 102. The Matrix Trilogy 103. Patriarchy & The Triad of Men's Violence 175. The Loss of Meaning in the International System 182. Our Brand is Crisis

    1h 15m

  6. 07/24/2024

    Special Announcement: 2024 Podcast Data Report Available in English and Spanish languages

    After producing +180 episodes and interviews for the podcast- on a wide range of topics from Feminist Theory in IR, FFPs, Conflict, Peace, Race, Gender, Climate Change and more-, for our 5th anniversary we launched a podcast data report on the trends and insights we have covered in the 3 levels of IR analysis.  From the Absence of Women to the Missing Men: Whose identities, norms and concepts are leading States' behavior and why? How the study and praxis of International Relations is shaped by unequal gender and power dynamics?  These and many more questions can be found in this data report. We want to thank Cecilia, Maria, Chelo, Fabiana, Maren, Joselyn and Alexis for registering your interest in the launch of the data report and thank you to all the podcast listeners who have followed the different explorations in the span of five years and still continue learning and unlearning. Your interest, feedback, constructive criticism and support to this work means a lot to me and I hope to continue improving in my research, growing as a woman and as a professional as I advance the production of this small independent media platform. You can watch the 90 minute presentations in English and Spanish languages available in my Youtube channel: ✨Watch in the English language https://lnkd.in/gQq6sndr ✨Watch in the Spanish language https://lnkd.in/g3tqn5-Y If you would like to book a consulting session, explore possible partnerships or upcoming event presentations in English or Spanish languages, please fill out this contact form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2tH19jS1l0tQHw0Eg8Q88Bh131JgKFAyJwMVIqr-sEUku6Q/viewform 💜 Looking forward to reading your impressions on the different trends and insights shared as we continue this journey, thank you for your support to my work these past 5 years.

    3 min
  7. 183. Marielle Camara on the Social and Environmental Impacts of the Tren Maya

    07/16/2024

    183. Marielle Camara on the Social and Environmental Impacts of the Tren Maya

    The Maya Train project began construction in 2020 in Mexico amidst several controversies over its social, gender and environmental impacts and the lack of information. How has the construction affected the biodiversity of the region and the lives of local and indigenous populations in the Yucatán Peninsula?  An interview with Marielle Camara, Mexican internationalist and public policy analyst from Cancun who is leading an ongoing investigative report on the Tren Maya megaproject. Recommended articles, links and documentaries: Marielle Camara LinkedIn SelvamedelTren - Documental del Tren Maya Colectivos locales y activistas (cuentas de instagram): @soscenotes@selvame.mx@cris.n0@pepe.tiburon@miguelgmo Investigación sobre las empresas beneficiadas, la consulta maya, la militarización y más The Train Maya: Mexico's ambitious new tourism megaproject A hidden paradise under threat Tren Maya Official Website ¿Qué daños puede ocasionar el proyecto del Tren Maya? Un Tren sin frenos: impactos ambientales desconocidos del Tren Maya siguen generando controversia El ecocidio del Tren Maya supera por mucho al causado por Calica: José Urbina Tribunal Finds Mexico Guilty of Ecocide and Ethnocide over Mayan Rail Project First section of Mexico’s Trans-Isthmus Railway opens

    1h 2m

  8. 06/21/2024

    182. Our Brand is Crisis - Film Review

    Are political campaigns becoming a "good business" to enter to? Or... stay in? A review and political commentary of the film Our Brand is Crisis (2015). Join us in this new exploration and register for the upcoming free podcast report launch on July 23rd. Free rsvp in English or Spanish languages: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeh8oJVizgS4QaXSVBQRyrK4iHSXtSkOwnt_g4kkyAJnb-A3Q/viewform Listen to related episodes: 139. The Queen's Gambit 155. Borgen: Power & Glory 164. The Diplomat 177. The Queenmaker Recommended articles and documentaries: Our Brand is Crisis Trailer Our Brand is Crisis Interview with Sandra Bullock Un minuto de silencio - Documental Bolivia Un viaje por el proceso político que eligió a Evo Morales Presidente de Bolivia Jorge Quiroga, el único que podría vencer a Evo Morales Evo Morales: The Extraordinary Rise of the First Indigenous President of Bolivia  From Rebellion to Reform in Bolivia: Class Struggle, Indigenous Liberation, and the Politics of Evo Morales Coup: A Story of Violence and Resistance in Bolivia

    1h 6m
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