In short:
How are social norms, attitudes and behaviours around gender equality evolving in the Philippines – and what is influencing these changes?
We are partnering with Investing in Women, an initiative of the Australian government, to explore social norms, attitudes and practices towards gender equality in 1) household and caring roles and 2) economic roles in the Philippines.
This research, will consist of 30 minute to one hour interviews conducted online via Zoom. We’re looking for participants…
- Of all genders (including non-binary folks)
- Aged 18-40 years old
- Currently living in urban areas in the Philippines
This research has ethics approval from the Australian National University (H/2024/0505). For any questions, please reach out to Dr Elise Stephenson at elise.stephenson@anu.edu.au.
Contact
Elise Stephenson
Deputy Director
Climate change, Intersectionality & identity, Politics & international affairs, The space sector, Youth engagement
Nurina Merdikawati (Dika)
Research Coordinator
The workplace & working lives
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