
Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development
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The Museum Building in Dublin will host a knowledge exchange session with Dr Robin Mearns regarding gender, space and development. This event featuring the World Bank Group Director for Gender takes place on 9 September 2026 with no admission charge.
Join Dr Robin Mearns, World Bank Group Director for Gender, for a knowledge exchange on gender, space and development.
Hosted by the Department of Geography at Trinity College Dublin, co-convened with the Development Studies Association Ireland and the World Bank Group, this afternoon session will explore gender, space and development through reflections, research inputs and facilitated discussion.
Dr Robin Mearns will open with a brief reflection on his own journey from studying geography and development to leading the World Bank Group’s gender agenda, before turning to the substantive focus of the session, the WBG’s gender research, strategy and impact, including its gender targets and the connection between gender equality and the jobs agenda. Two short research inputs and a facilitated discussion will follow.
Speaker
Dr Robin Mearns is the World Bank Group's Director for Gender, with a doctorate in Geography from the University of Cambridge and a career spanning social development, climate resilience, and poverty research.
Research inputs
Dr Nita Mishra is an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at the University of Limerick. Her research interests include women's empowerment processes, and arts-based research methodologies.
Dr Tara McIndoe-Calder is a Senior Research Officer at the ESRI working on household income, wealth, and inequality, and Chair of the Irish Society for Women in Economics.
Chair
Dr Tara Bedi is an Assistant Professor in Development Practice in the Department of Geography at Trinity College Dublin, working on gender, climate change, and social protection.
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Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development takes place on Wednesday, 9 September 2026 at 15:00.
Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development is held at Museum Building (Geology, Geography and Civil Engineering) in Dublin (1 Park Lane East, Dublin 2).
Entry to Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development is free.
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Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development
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The Museum Building in Dublin will host a knowledge exchange session with Dr Robin Mearns regarding gender, space and development. This event featuring the World Bank Group Director for Gender takes place on 9 September 2026 with no admission charge.
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Join Dr Robin Mearns, World Bank Group Director for Gender, for a knowledge exchange on gender, space and development.
Hosted by the Department of Geography at Trinity College Dublin, co-convened with the Development Studies Association Ireland and the World Bank Group, this afternoon session will explore gender, space and development through reflections, research inputs and facilitated discussion.
Dr Robin Mearns will open with a brief reflection on his own journey from studying geography and development to leading the World Bank Group’s gender agenda, before turning to the substantive focus of the session, the WBG’s gender research, strategy and impact, including its gender targets and the connection between gender equality and the jobs agenda. Two short research inputs and a facilitated discussion will follow.
Speaker
Dr Robin Mearns is the World Bank Group's Director for Gender, with a doctorate in Geography from the University of Cambridge and a career spanning social development, climate resilience, and poverty research.
Research inputs
Dr Nita Mishra is an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at the University of Limerick. Her research interests include women's empowerment processes, and arts-based research methodologies.
Dr Tara McIndoe-Calder is a Senior Research Officer at the ESRI working on household income, wealth, and inequality, and Chair of the Irish Society for Women in Economics.
Chair
Dr Tara Bedi is an Assistant Professor in Development Practice in the Department of Geography at Trinity College Dublin, working on gender, climate change, and social protection.
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📍 Venue
Museum Building (Geology, Geography and Civil Engineering)1 Park Lane East, Dublin 2
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When is Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development?
Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development takes place on Wednesday, 9 September 2026 at 15:00.
Where is Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development taking place?
Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development is held at Museum Building (Geology, Geography and Civil Engineering) in Dublin (1 Park Lane East, Dublin 2).
How much are tickets for Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development?
Entry to Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development is free.
How do I get tickets for Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development?
Tickets for Placing Gender: Spatial Perspectives on Inequality and Development can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Date
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