Highlights

The workshop will focus on the process of writing, editing, and revising your work before submitting to publication and address the difficulties in the process of publication and the additional challenges that women-identify, non-binary researchers and gender and politics researchers face.

For early career scholars, developing a publication strategy is key to advancing their careers. In this roundtable, editors from a range of prominent journals will provide valuable tips and tricks and share their insights on getting published.

In this keynote conversation, our speakers will draw on their experiences in various socio-economic systems and historical settings to present their views on gender equality and discuss factors enabling anti-gender and anti-feminist attitudes and actions.

This prize-giving ceremony celebrates Ashlee Christoffersen of the University of Edinburgh, who has been awarded the 2021 Joni Lovenduski PhD Prize for her thesis 'The politics of intersectional practice: Representation, coalition and solidarity'.

This roundtable will bring together prominent actors of the feminist movement in Slovenia to discuss the role of the new social movements, particularly the feminist and LGBT movements in the 1980s, and how they shaped the position of women in late socialism.

This open session aims to foster a discussion among all members of the ECPG community about the meaning of the war for gender and politics researchers and its impact on feminists and gender scholars in Ukraine and elsewhere. It also aims to gather ideas about ways in which this Standing Group can contribute to helping scholars in/from Ukraine, Ukrainian women, LGBT+, Roma people, people with disability and other marginalised individuals displaced and endangered by the war.

In this roundtable, a multidisciplinary international panel of experts will contribute to the debate on gender equality in post-socialist societies and regions that have experienced state feminism, and to a broader debate on barriers and the promotion of universal gender equality.

Join us at the meeting of the General Assembly of the Standing Group on Gender and Politics. All Standing Group members are invited to attend.

In this session, early career scholars will get advice on career and professional development and learn how to navigate institutional obstacles like sexism, racism, homophobia, juggling life and work, and more.

In this roundtable, our speakers will explore, from several perspectives, locations and positionalities, how intersectional feminists have affirmed themselves as agents of change and created alternative forms of collective political resistance at the global level.