Upcoming events

AtGender (The European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation) invites to a talk on Decolonising Feminist Publishing with Professor Srila Roy (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa). Roy will present a chapter from a book-in-progress, tentatively called Dissonant Intimacies: doing transnational feminism in the global South. The talk is a part of the online series by AtGender examining the Politics of Publishing.

What happens at the intersection of women's health and international relations? In this Global Health Unpacked seminar, Dr Sophie Harman will look closer at the state of gender in global health. Seminar by the Centre for Development and the Environment at the University of Oslo.

The programme for GS24 will focus on new research evidence, fresh analytical approaches, and evidence-based practices to better understand when, how and why biological, gender, and social inequalities impact negatively on quality of research outcomes. In addition, GS24 will discuss where fresh actions are needed to make the necessary improvements. The GS24 Partnership includes Portia, the German Research Foundation (DFG), Elsevier, and Elsevier Foundation, National Science Foundation (NSF), Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ), Institute of Gender and Health - Canadian Institutes of Health Research (IGH-CIHR), University of Ottawa, and Canadian Science Policy Centre (CSPC).

A PhD level course, organized by PRIO.

This course presents theories and approaches to the study of the gendered dimensions of peace and conflict. With a focus on the gendered aspects of all the phases of conflict cycles (before, during and after) – from conflict risk to conflict prevention and resolution. The course will address thematic issues such as international normative frameworks on Women, Peace and Security, sexual violence in armed conflict, children born of war, DD&R processes, conflict mediation and peace agreements and international peace operations. 

This online workshop is part of a workshop series on the Gender Dimension in the European Research Area. It gives an overview of gender aspects in Horizon Europe, shows good practices of taking gender aspects into account in projects on civil security, and provides useful information for proposal-writing for projects on civil security in Horizon Europe. Among the participants is Torunn Tryggestad from Centre on Gender, Peace, and Security (PRIO).

The National Research School organizes a PhD course in gender research. The course focuses on intersectionality as a concept, theory and methodology in gender studies. It will deal with questions about how inequality-creating social differentiations such as gender, class, ethnicity, race, sexuality are mutually constituent. Based on their own PhD projects, the participants will include the intersectionality perspective as an analytical strategy in the form of fellow-driven workshops supported by teachers.

ATGENDER (The European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation) arranges the conference "Gender Studies and the Precarious Labour of Making a Difference: (Un)paid Jobs, Internships, and Volunteering in the Worlds of Activism, Profit, and Non-profit". The conference provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and activists to share their insights and knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions.