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IGDS Public Forum — Reflecting on Gender and Politics — 7 Terry Ince

Institute for Gender and Development Studies in collaboration with Allies for Justice and Diversity and the Network of NGOs of Trinidad and Tobago for the Advancement of Women Public Forum — Reflecting on Gender and Politics in the 2015 General Election Campaign Wednesday 30th September 2015 6.30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Faculty of Science and Technology Board Room Next door to the IGDS CHAIR: Gabrielle Hosein, Lecturer, IGDS, UWI INTRODUCTION: Colin Robinson, Allies for Justice and Diversity SPEAKERS: Jowelle de Souza, Parliamentary candidate for San Fernando West Senator Khadijah Ameen, Acting Chairman of the UNC Sabrina Mowlah-Baksh, Former Deputy Mayor San Fernando City Corporation and UNC Political Activist Nafeesa Mohammed, Former Deputy Political Leader of the PNM (with responsibility for policy matters) Terry Ince, Trinidad and Tobago Institute for Women in Leadership (TTIWiL) Luke Sinnette, Allies for Justice and Diversity ABOUT THE FORUM This forum is part of an ongoing research project at The UWI to document the experiences and perspectives of women in representative politics and democratic processes in the Anglophone Caribbean. The panel is meant to give a variety of persons involved in the recent election campaign a chance to discuss how issues of gender and sexuality, and assumptions about masculinity and femininity, shaped media and public debates and personal experiences of those involved. Typically, in post-election discussions, emphasis is placed on understanding women’s experiences of election campaigning, and reflecting on the effectiveness of strategies such as a Women’s Manifesto or the women’s cross-party caucus. However, this time, we would like to bring men into the discussion, as well as LGBTI electoral activism, to broaden our understanding of the connections amongst a variety of those seeking office as well as seeking to influence the issues raised in and beyond elections.