Gender and Development, Women and Work, Government and Social Policies, Gender and trade, Mothering and motherhood
Dr. Daniele Bobb is an Afro-Caribbean scholar whose work and interest include gender and development, government and social policies, gender and trade, mothering and motherhood, and women and work. Among her literary work is a Ph.D. thesis which centered on how women negotiate and navigate motherhood and work within the context of neo-liberalism. In addition to publishing in gender and education, mothering, gender and health, gender and sexuality, and gendered impacts of COVID19, she co-authored the book Marginalized Groups in the Caribbean: Gender, Policy, and Society. She is involved in many outreach and research projects focusing on a myriad of areas including youth empowerment, the marginalization of vulnerable groups, gender and climate change, and gender and work. Dr. Bobb sits on several committees and faculty boards. She is steadfast in her devotion to the work for gender equity and enhancing the quality of life for all.
Teaching Areas:
Undergraduate:
GEND 3705 Gender and Sexuality
GEND 2501 Women, Leadership and Change in Developing Countries
GEND 1103 Theoretical Concepts and Sources of Knowledge in Women’s Studies
GEND 2005 Crimes by and Against Women: Theories, Evidence and Popular Portrayals
GEND 3701 Men and Masculinities in the Caribbean: Theoretical Perspectives
GEND 2015 Gender, Sexuality and Race in Caribbean Culture Undergraduate:
Graduate:
GEND 6710 Issues in Caribbean Feminism and Gender Relations
GEND 6402 Gender, Political Activism and Mobilization
Modules Taught in the Caribbean Institute for Gender and Development (CIGAD):
Feminist Theories of Labour, Capitalism and Social Reproduction
Feminist Theorising of Labour and Social Reproduction
Feminist Theorising of Sexuality, Reproduction, and the Body
[Public or Community Service]
World Trade Organization (WTO) Chairs programme short course ' Women and Trade in the Americas' more..2021
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COMPLETED
[Public or Community Service]
11th Caribbean Institute in Gender and Development (CIGAD) more..2015
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COMPLETED
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Gender and Infrastructure Certificate, The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) more..2020
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COMPLETED
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Seminar titled 'Discovering New Worlds: An Ethnographic Account of Men in Nursing in Barbados' by Wasim Worrell more..2019
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COMPLETED
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Seminar titled ' Caribbean Feminism & The Erotic: Theoretical framing of intimate pedagogy' by Skye Maule-O'Brien, PhD Candidate more..2019
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COMPLETED
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IGBS: NBU webinar "COVID19: Managing Work-Life Dynamics and Unrealistic Social Expectations of Women" more..2021
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COMPLETED
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Opening Ceremony of the Gender, and Infrastructure Certificate Workshop more..2020
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COMPLETED
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PATH New Directions for Youth Justice in Barbados Conference more..2020
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COMPLETED
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WORK Consultancy Inc. panel discussion titled, "the effects of relational separation on children and how to mitigate" more..2020
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COMPLETED
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Critical Writing Workshop more..2018
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COMPLETED
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Gender Bureau Workshop, " Understanding Unequal Relations of Gender" more..2020
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COMPLETED
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International Women's Day Triennial Awards Ceremony more..2019
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COMPLETED
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Seminar titled ' The Princess Narrative and the Girl Child: Is it Time to let it go? by Ms. Taitu Heron, Head, WAND more..2019
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COMPLETED
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Critical Writing Workshop by Ms. Margaret Gill and Ms. Diane Cummins more..2018
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COMPLETED
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PATH Mentorship more..2020
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COMPLETED
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Module "Feminist theories of Labour, Capitalism and Social Reproduction" at the 13th Caribbean Institute in Gender and Development(CIGAD) more..2019
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COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
Diploma in Human Resource Management more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
Certificate in University Teaching and Learning more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
PhD Gender and Development Studies more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
Certificate in Trade and Gender more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
Master of Philosophy in Political Science more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Education and Training]
BSc in Psychology with Political Science more..Contribution of > Education and Training
COMPLETED
[Membership]
The Caribbean Studies Association more..Contribution of > Membership
COMPLETED
[Membership]
The National Women Studies Association more..Contribution of > Membership
COMPLETED
[Membership]
Secretary, Executive Board of the Association of Caribbean Women Writers & Scholars (ACWWS) more..Contribution of > Membership
COMPLETED
[Membership]
The UWI-Global Belt and Road Research Network more..Contribution of > Membership
COMPLETED
[Television Interview]
Barbados Today Newspaper more..Contribution of > Television Interview
COMPLETED
[Television Interview]
The People's Business more..Contribution of > Television Interview
COMPLETED
[News Article]
Anti-blackness perpetuated in attitudes to hair - Barbados Today Newspaper https://barbadostoday.bb/2022/04/23/anti-blackness-perpetuated-in-attitudes-to-hair-lecturer/ more..Contribution of > News Article
COMPLETED
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