Archive
2016
- The Challenges of Working (and Living) with Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
- Women Deliver, but we can deliver more for all women
- Practitioner's perspective on Humanitarian issues
- Never Again Again
- Working in different countries… Also known as why are working permits so hard to get?
- The “Spring” of Women’s Movements in Brazil
- Quero ser: Natasha Leite
- How to build your own project?
- Development consultancies
- Why you might want to work in relief and development (and why you might not)
- What is behind the current wave of online misogyny?
2015
- Entry-level advice
- Should I just show up?
- Personal Finance: Development Edition
- BASIC "RULES" FOR STARTING A CAREER IN THE UNITED NATIONS
- Goal-setting exercises
- How to be better at your job search?
- What is doing what you love, anyway?
- How to perform well at interviews being an introvert?
- It's here! 20 Weeks to Build Your Career in International Development!
- How to deal with failure?
2014
- Behind the looking glass: overcoming Racism and Xenophobia in Women's Rights claims
- How to deal with job searching anxiety?
- Newsletter #27 - How to be a development consultant
- The Story of Human Rights
- Study Plan for the YPP exam 2014 - Human Rights Job Family
- Newsletter #25: Here’s Johnny!
- Especial – Dez Razões Para Morar no…”Peru”
- (Film Review) Elysium: relevant story, but this is no District 9.
- (Film review) Smashed (2012): a journey through sobriety and the complicate nature of addiction and relationships.
- What I am doing now?
- (Film Review) The Hunt (2012): haunting and heart-breaking.
- (Film Review) Dial M for Murder (in 3D): in the way Hitchcock intended.
- (Film Review) Upstream colour (2012): a dream-like experience.
- (Film Review) Red 2 (2013): When you wished they had just retired already.
- (Film review) Frances Ha (2013): Fun, light-hearted experience of being a struggling young artist in New York
- Guia de Sobrevivência Vegetariano em Lima
- The State of HR in International Humanitarian and Development Organisations 2013
- The campaign "16 days of action against Gender-Based violence" is arriving and you can be part of it!
- Borgen Magazine: Q&A with Natasha Leite
- Peru – Por que Não?
- How to get a job in development (Oxfam edition)
- A guide on entry-level access schemes: the good, the bad and the ugly
- "Ask me anything" (part 3)
- How to break into international development
- Some great career advice, from an unusual source
- Losing the game: human rights violations and football
- Ask me anything (part 2)
- Seven Tips For Becoming An International Aid Worker
- On writing my first book...
- "Ask me anything" (part 1)
- What Recruitment Officers Really Look for
- Can graduate school help you land a job in international development?
- Change is on its way!
- On writing...
- It's finally here! Doing what you love!
- Let’s make it count
- New chapters...
- Newsletter #3 - Figuring out what a job means
- Is Development work for you?
- Want to build career in international development? Don’t reach for the UN
- Newsletter #1 - Welcome to the club!
- The Habits of the World's Smartest people
- What is “the project”?
- Protests and violent repression in Ukraine and Brazil
- Let’s Lean In on the “Lean In” wave
- The importance of "Yes"!
- Drogas y derechos humanos: política del miedo
- "The private is political!"
- Interview with Delphine Criscenzo
- O Balanço da Balança
- El Balance de la Balanza
- Mapa das Armas no Brasil
- Nacofobia: política de drogas e direitos humanos
- Polícia e armas: treinar para controlar
- First post