Feminist Formations invites submissions for the special issue "Feminist Visions and Struggles for a Gradeless University". This issue aims to establish a practical and theoretical foundation from which to imagine and facilitate feminist futures for higher education. Contributions must critically
The Czech Journal of International Relations (CJIR) is announcing a call for papers for a special issue, titled “Deciphering Gender-Based Violence: Feminist, Postsocialist and Postcolonial Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe,” to be published as part of its first issue of 2026 (April). The
Gender Campus, a Swiss platform for Gender Studies, Equality, and Diversity, is having a call for papers titled ''Queer(ing) geography through arts-based methods", that includes the following forms: Empirical or theoretical research using arts-based methods (such as theatre, poetry, dance,
Registrations are now open for the 2025 Doctoral Colloquium, titled “The Gender of Activism: Networks, Circulation, and Solidarity in the Transatlantic Space,” organized by the Institut Universitaire de France, Université de Lille, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Institut des Amériques, and
The Hannah Arendt Consortium at the University of Cambridge is inviting abstracts for the workshop Exile and Statelessness: Dialogues with and beyond Hannah Arendt, which will take place on March 26, 2025, at the Faculty of Education.Topics may include the relationship between statelessness and
The goal is to analyze the relationship between gender and work in literature and the arts between the 19th and 20th centuries, a period in which work became central to human life. The focus will be on women workers' contributions and culture's role in shaping or challenging dominant narratives
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
