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The Nordic Centre of Excellence on women in technology-driven careers (NORDWIT) invites to the final project conference Challenging the Nordic Gender Paradox: Gender in the Nordic Research and Innovation Area at the Uppsala University in Sweden. Conference registration deadline: 20 January 2022.
Gender and sustainability have been on the research agenda for decades. Still, there has been little systematic study of the coherence between the two themes. This seminar arranged by OsloMet aims to throw light on this topic by presentations from researchers engaged in various aspects of the field.
Now in its fifth year this conference intends to be established in the cutting edge of gender research and welcomes everyone researching in this area to present their work to the scientific community.
This conference samples a number of thematic fields as a guideline to address contemporary challenges of the interplay between science, technology and society, including gender, science and technology.
The NORHED II project, Partnership for Peace: Better Higher Education for Resilient Societies and the Research School on Peace and Conflict invites applications for the PhD-level course Gender, Peace and Conflict. Deadline for applications is 14 January 2022.
Bergen Summer Research School arranges this PhD course about feminist perspectives on gender and justice in times of environmental crises. Course leaders will be Redi Koobak and Kari Jegerstedt from the Centre for Women’s and Gender Research at the University of Bergen. Deadline for application: 1 February.
The 11th European Feminist Research Conference, Social Change in a Feminist Perspective: Situating Gender Research in Times of Political Contention, is taking place at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Milan, Italy.
The theme for the NORA (Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research) Conference 2022 is “Tensions and Potentials in Nordic Feminist and Gender Research”. The aim is to provide perspectives from the Nordic region on all levels of the research field, and to make these perspectives visible in the Nordic societies as well as the international research field.
Neglect and erasure of queer history has been the norm in all national histories until quite recently. The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Bergen invites to an international, interdisciplinary conference on queer history.
The next national gender studies conference in Sweden – G22 – will be held at the Centre for Gender Studies, Karlstad University, with the title “Shaping hopeful futures in times of uncertainties: the challenges and possibilities of gender studies”.
