Marsha Linnartz

Marsha Linnartz is a postgraduate student in peace and conflict studies here in Uppsala. Her personal interests lie in Eastern Africa, reconciliation, identity politics and migration, women’s and children’s rights amongst others. Outside of university, you will find her in a modern art museum, drinking spiced coffee while reading a poem by Rupi Kaur or doing some kickboxing for her work-life balance.

Environment/Intersectionality

Environmental migration: gendered realities

By Marsha Linnartz Climate change. Migration crisis. #metoo and a new wave of feminism. Over the past decade, these buzzwords have labelled global headlines. Today, debates

Intersectionality/Politics

Ethiopia’s political future is female – a short comment on Sahle-Work Zewde

By Marsha Linnartz It is nothing new, politics depict an image that is male-dominated. In this vein, a UN General Assembly resolution on women’s participation (2011)