Author Archives: judith-ann-colgan

It is common knowledge to the general population of Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia when the burning of forests to clear for the expansion of Palm Oil is happening. It has… Read more »

If you were ever unclear as to what the concept empowerment actually means this paper  should clear it up. A really concise and well written piece of work. The author,Naila… Read more »

This publication  is worth a read. It highlights the difficulty faced by women in the aquaculture sector in Bangladesh. Interestingly it looks at women in a factory setting. shrimp processing, as… Read more »

Thanks to WorldFish I was able to attend an academic writing workshop. I was able to pick up some skills around academic writing. Hopefully I will be able to put… Read more »

During my field work in Bangladesh child marriage became evident throughout villages. Coming from my comfortable world in Ireland this was difficult to digest. But during my data collection, while… Read more »

As it was Eid our office was closed for four days. I decided to take a day off and go to Penang National Park. My work colleague who was keen… Read more »

My field trip began three weeks ago. I traveled to Barisal by plane, only 20 mins in the air, where I met my research team, Unus, Harun, Juneyna. Emdad, lead… Read more »

The following article looks at the different impacts climate change has on both men and women with focus in Bangladesh. It looks specifically at migration patterns of men resulting from climate change… Read more »

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