The Amani Gender, Justice and Security (GJS) Resource Centre is a facility set up to document, curate and disseminate conflict, gender, peace, justice and security-related publications and artefacts.

War, displacement, sexualities and intimate gendered relationships.

Assessing the gendered needs and rights of cross-border women and children.

Using a combination of interviews, observations, group dialogues, and participatory arts-based methods such a community theatre performance, this project aims to improve the understanding of the gender realities of post-war conflicts associated with land acquisition and livelihoods including women and children’s experiences and agency in land rights claims.

A comparative, context-specific examination of the harm suffered by parents in the aftermath of their children’s disappearances.

The stories of female ex-combatants in Colombia and Uganda.

This research examines the characteristics and implications of backlash to transitional and gender justice, particularly as expressed on social media, among academic and activist circles in Guatemala, Colombia, Uganda, and Sri Lanka.