Thread by @GI_TOC

1/ “Through the GI-TOC’S Resilience Fund’s work, it has become increasingly clear, across jurisdictions and cultures, that women are repeatedly at the forefront of building community resilience to organized crime”
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2/ Photo below shows Community members protest against the disappearance of their loved ones in a march organized by @Sabuesosguerre2 a #GIResilience Fund beneficiary, in Culiacán, Mexico, September 2020🇲🇽

2/ The role of women in resilience responses to organized crime is generally unexplored, and this brief is intended as the beginning of a narrative that seeks to deepen understanding of this dynamic.
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3/ The report explores what makes women key change-makers in disrupting criminal governance, outlining typologies of intervention.

4/ A better understanding of the gendered aspects of resilience to organized crime can enhance the effectiveness of support provided to community organizations.

5/Learn more in our new report by @Lucia_Bird_Ruiz which draws on the work of Resilience Fund partners including @MariaIs08701193 @Sabuesosguerre2
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bit.ly/340waD2