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Discover what event highlights are lined up for the week, starting on Monday 8 July 2024.
If a Ministry of Equality and Feminisms were created from scratch in the government of your country or region, would you accept leading it?
By weaving together practical and academic experience, this plenary keynote aims to transcend the conventional boundaries between theory and practice, fostering a holistic understanding of gender and politics. More specifically, the keynote will focus on the extent to which insights from gender and politics scholarship, particularly from feminist institutionalism, have been useful for instituting feminist policies from this new portfolio.
Tània Verge is Full Professor of Politics and Gender at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona), where she led the Equality Unit between 2014 and 2021. Her research focuses on how political parties and parliaments are patterned through gender and on resistance to the adoption and implementation of equality policies.
Join us as we celebrate our prize winners and welcome short presentations on the winning research.
This roundtable aims to raise the question of Palestine a subject for feminist discussion, analysis and understanding, and more broadly the struggles against setter colonialism, dispossession, and imperialist violence.
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How can we build an epistemically just feminist research community and how can we challenge white innocence when engaging with public debates so strongly marked by it?
The contributions of this roundtable discuss mechanisms and technologies of white ignorance in both mainstream and feminist political research in Europe; and the practices required to transcend its dominance in our institutions and in public debates.
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The June 2024 European Parliament elections could mark a turning point in the European Union’s politics and policy initiatives, both domestically and internationally.
This roundtable seeks to critically examine the gendered implications of the EU elections, with a primary focus on how the changing composition of the European Parliament is likely to shape the agendas for gender and LGBTQ+ equality and the EU’s commitment to promoting human rights and feminist principles on the global stage.
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