Nicky Armstrong and Evelyn Pauls, Author at Social Science Space

Nicky Armstrong and Evelyn Pauls

Nicky Armstrong (pictured) is communications manager at the LSE Centre for Women, Peace and Security and on the Gender, Justice and Security Hub. Her current work explores search engine optimization and online information structures and dissemination to understand how these have a bearing on what is classified as ‘legitimate’ knowledge in conflict and peacebuilding settings. Evelyn Pauls is the Impact Manager of the UKRI GCRF Gender, Justice and Security Hub, based at the LSE Centre for Women, Peace and Security. She recently led a participatory action research project on the long-term reintegration of female ex-combatants using documentary filmmaking in Burundi, Indonesia, Nepal and the Philippines.

Showing How UKRI Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Impact on the Ground

In light of cuts to UKRI’s research funding and Overseas Development Assistance program, Nicky Armstrong and Evelyn Pauls argue that these developments reflect a narrow conception of the impact of academic research on society and describe how these cuts will affect the work of the Gender, Justice and Security Hub.

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Nicky Armstrong and Evelyn Pauls

Showing How UKRI Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Impact on the Ground

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