Anna Spinardi

Anna Spinardi is a Gender Program and Research Manager at Data-Pop Alliance. She holds a MSc in Global Development from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and a BA in International Relations from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo, Brazil. Within the development arena, Anna has focused her work and attention on topics related to gender inequality and gender-based violence. Prior to working at DPA, Anna developed research on conditional cash transfers and women’s empowerment in Colombia, and on systemic corruption and white collar crimes in Brazil. She also worked as a Gender Advisor at the Permanent Mission of Brazil to the United Nations in New York, providing guidance and support to the Brazilian delegation on the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. To DPA, Anna brings her passion for and expertise on gender and development to contribute to projects in the Global South.

Posts

LWL #41 Populism vs. Progress: The Fight for the Future of Brazil

Ana Deborah Lana, Anna Spinardi, Anthony Deen, Berenice Fernandez Nieto, Laila Lorenzon, Núbia Rodrigues, Yara Antoniassi Oct 25 2022 Blog

LINKS WE LIKE #41 Populism vs. Progress: The Fight for the Future of Brazil “You’ll never change anything in this country through voting. Nothing. Absolutely nothing.” – Jair Bolsonaro On October 2nd, 2022, Brazilians headed to the polls to vote for a host of candidates running for multiple roles at both the national and regional levels. The most closely watched … Read More

Violence Against Women in Latin America: The Multiple Facets of a Pervasive Issue

Anna Spinardi, Ivette Yáñez Soria, Nora Löhr, Sara Ortiz, Zinnya del Villar Dec 05 2020 Blog

DISCUSSION PIECE Violence Against Women in Latin America: The Multiple Facets of a Pervasive Issue Photo: Analise Benevides. Edition: Paola Caile. Share Facebook Twitter November 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, a date that serves as a global reminder of what it is now refered to as the “shadow pandemic” (UN Women, 2020). But … Read More