On 12 February, 2026, 17.30 – 19h. there is a seminar - Sudan at war, Women on the Move: Akhir Faysal Project in the context of MiniSID Project: "Transcending Global Dis-order: African Scales as Pathways to Alternative Futures" (Trans African Futu) in the Museum of Geography Palazzo Wollemborg via
On Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, at 4:30 PM in Room 1A150 (Torre Archimede) by Chiara Sabbadin (Universität Regensburg) there is a seminar planned on Inclusivity and Diversity in STEM, co-organized by the Equal Opportunities Committee and the MiC seminars organizers – “Should (gender) diversity
Upcoming seminars of University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies will include:“The New Menopausal Subject” byProfessor Catherine Rottenberg who works in the areas of feminist theory and feminist media studies, with a particular focus on neoliberal feminism and the politics of care. The seminar
The centre for Gender, Feminism and Sexualities (CGFS), University College Dublin, is having Second International Conference and has call open for papers: “Thinking Gender Justice: Oppression, Resistance, Liberation”.Proposals are welcomed on all topics related to gender justice, building
Some interesting Gender & Politics events will be held at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence in February-May, 2026.Here are some meetings of the event that can be attended also online: “Equality in accademia: do we have a gender problem?” by speakers: Manuela Naldini (Unito), Anna Bosco
On February 18, 2026, at 3PM. CET. there is upcoming lecture webinar organised by Working Group 3 of the COST Action CA23149 - Democratization at stake? Comparing Anti-Gender Politics in CEE and NME countries (Antigender-Politics). The webinar will be about - Female Religious Activists from the
The journal Gender and Research has announced a call for abstracts for the special issue on Gender and Imperialisms: Intersectional Research of Oppressions and Resistances. This special issue will emphasize on the research carried across the axis of Imperialisms and Genders from an intersectional
1st of January, 2026 to 8 February, 2026The editors of the Italian Political Science Review issue a call for papers for potential publication in a Special Issue of the journal, focusing on “The Comparative Politics of Gender”, guest-edited by Professors Elisabetta De Giorgi, University of Trieste,
The Equ(al)ity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) group of the Coimbra Group published a book - “Why EDI matters” on which worked professors Annalisa Oboe, Věra Sokolová, and Helena Wahlström Henriksson. The book does not ask this question, but rather highlights why equality, diversity and inclusion
As part of an on-going thematic cooperation between Open Gender Journal (Germany/Austria) and Debate Feminista (Mexico), the editorial boards of both journals always welcome submissions of new scholarly articles in English, German, or Spanish on the topic of gender-specific and sexual harassment,
Lecture Series WS 2025/26, organized by the DVPW-section “Politics and Gender”This lecture series explores feminist, queer, and critical perspectives on rising authoritarianism, right-wing extremism, and fascism. The tendencies towards militarization and isolation are based on the concept of an
L'anima senza il corpo gioca is a project created by the internationally renowned artist Liliana Moro for the Library of Ancient Sciences, Art and music at the University of Padua, located in the Palazzo Liviano, through which the University was awared funding under the PAC-Plan for Contemporary
On September 3, 2025, the article "Guidelines for Intersectional Analysis in Science and Technology: Implementation and Checklist Development" by Londa Schiebinger, Mathias Wullum Nielsen, Elena Gissi, Shirin Heidari, Richard Horton, Kari C. Nadeau, Dorothy Ngila, Safiya Umoja Noble, Hee Young Paik,
Fierce aims to revitalise the alliances between the feminist movement, civil society and political decision makers. They envision to rekindle the movement-institution relationship by means of a multidimensional, bottom-up and impact-oriented approach.The FIERCE Charter was co-written with feminist
IAFFE views universities and educational institutions as sites where economics is learned, economists are produced, and economic thought is reproduced. Only a few universities and departments of economics provide training in feminist economics. People interested in studying feminist approaches to
