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Women in Humanitarian Relief: Challenges and Myths

By Jemila Abdulai on 04 February 2010

Women are increasingly serving in the field – but they remain few and far between when it comes to humanitarian response. Mary Giudice discusses challenges women in humanitarian relief face.

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Jemila Abdulai
Jemila is a Devex International Development Correspondent in Washington, D.C. Prior to this, she worked as a Conference and Housing Assistant at Mount Holyoke College, where she recently graduated with a B.A. degree in both Economics and French. She also worked as a Research Associate at National Strategies Incorporated in Summer 2008.

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