Summer School going digital – Europe: Diversity and Migration

Due to the ongoing evolution of the covid-19 pandemic, the physical version of the summer school is cancelled. We are however happy to inform you that a full-fledged digital alternative is developed, offering the same inspiring content, interdisciplinary approach and collaborative environment as the physical version does. The online course takes place from 28 June – 9 July 2021.

For more information on this online alternative, click here.

In for an online adventure along with likeminded people from all over the world? Read along and submit your application now before 1 June 2021.

Women in Finance – 2 months summer job

Women in Finance Belgium is a unique association, regrouping more than 40 financial institutions committed to more gender equality. You can discover more about our association on LinkedIn : Women in Finance Belgium: Overview | LinkedIn

Women in Finance is seeking a student (F – M – X), preferably finishing a Master in Gender, for a 2 months summer job, possibly followed by a part time job from September on.

Requirements :

Be passionate by gender equality

Have good communication skills (oral and written)

Be fluent in English and at least French or Dutch, have some knowledge of the other language (understand discussions – answer in your language or English). Trilingual is a plus.

Want to contribute to the development of a unique professional network for more gender equality in finance

Tasks will involve :

  • Participation to all (mostly virtual) meetings, preparing agenda and making the minutes
  • Building a regular communication flow with the members, through a newsletter on gender equality practices
  • Collecting useful practices of members on some aspects of gender equality
  • Improve our visibility on social media.
  • Be a champion of Diversity and Inclusion and represent the values of WIF in every interaction with all WIF internal and external stakeholders.

For more info : please contact claire.godding@febelfin.be

Johanna Naberprijs 2021

In 2021 wordt voor de 19de maal de Johanna W.A. Naberprijs uitgereikt voor de beste afstudeerscriptie (Master niveau, doctoraal scriptie of licentieverhandeling) op het gebied van vrouwen-/gendergeschiedenis. Misschien komt de prijs jouw scriptie toe?

De prijs wordt uitgeloofd door Atria en de Vereniging voor Gendergeschiedenis (VVG). Bij de beoordeling van de scripties staan onder andere originaliteit en vernieuwing centraal: wat voegt de scriptie toe aan al bestaande literatuur? De winnaar ontvangt een bedrag van 500 euro, en krijgt de gelegenheid om een artikel te schrijven voor het tijdschrift Historica.

Meer informatie: https://gendergeschiedenis.nl/65-uncategorised/280-aanmelding-johanna-w-a-naberprijs-2021-geopend

Decolonize the university

On March 22, RHEA, BIRMM, the VEN network and the Race and Research network are organizing an event ‘Decolonising the university’ in which they will discuss insights on what de-colonisation of the university and VUB could look like and which ways we can move forward.

Christil Asamoah, Tunde Adefioye and Iman Lechkar will talk about their ideas on how to foster equality for marginalised groups in the university. They will discuss with staff and students from VUB, but we welcome students from other universities as well.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/…/reg…/WN_Mp7xRvkCRgikphZe1hTqxQ

lezing 24/03: Nigel Gibson – Frantz Fanon, Psychiatry and Politics

Op 24/03/2021, om 20u, organiseert Museum Dr. Guislain een online lezing (Engelstalig, gratis, iedereen welkom), Frantz Fanon, Psychiatry and Politics, door Nigel Gibson.

Waar? Online via Zoom. Je ontvangt de link na registratie.
Prijs? Gratis
De lezing heeft als voertaal Engels!

Meer informatie: https://www.museumdrguislain.be/

GENDERWEEK2021 – VUB

Save the date(s) for Genderweek 2021. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, RHEA together with various partners including Crosstalks, deBuren, Kaaitheater and the Equality Team organize a new edition of the Genderweek! Join us for a week full of reflection and debate about privacy and power, sexual harassment, sexual norms and vulvodynia, gender equality and prejudice, gender and research, women in cinema and more. We invite you to engage and participate. Discover the program below and check for updates at our website: rhea.research.vub.be

Anita L. Allen – Privacy through the Lenses of Race and Gender

8 March, 20:00-21:30

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/node/467

 

Bystanders workshop for staff – Act against Sexual Harassment

9 March, 12:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/genderweek-bystander-training-against-sexual-harassment-for-students-and-staff

 

Bystanders workshop for students – Act against Sexual Harassment

9 March, 17:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/bystander-workshop-act-against-sexual-harassment-for-students

 

Samira Rafaela – To defy prejudice within the European Parliament

9 March, 19:30-21:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/lecture-by-samira-rafaela-to-defy-prejudice-within-the-european-parliament

 

Verborgen leed – Als je vulva pijn doet

10 March, 19:30-22:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/genderweek-verborgen-leed-als-je-vulva-pijn-doet-een-inkijk-in-het-leven-van-vulvodyniepati%C3%ABnten-0

 

Movienight – Burkinabè Rising (2018)

11 March, 20:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/genderweek-movienight-debate-on-women-in-film

 

Horizon Europe and gender research: get ready!

12 March, 13:00

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/horizon-europe-and-gender-research-get-ready

 

Debate on Women in Cinema

12 March, 19:30

https://rhea.research.vub.be/nl/genderweek-movienight-debate-on-women-in-film

PhD candidate Project Competing Solidarities

The SOLiDi consortium and the University of Humanistic Studies are looking for a talented and motivated researcher to join the International Training Network and write a PhD on solidarity in diversity.

Social workers are increasingly confronted with culturally inspired (risk of) family violence in families of migrant background. This project studies social workers’ encounters with these harmful gender and sexuality related practices, the moral dilemmas these create for professionals and clients and professionals’ actual interventions. Research methods include case file analysis and in-depth study of ten cases in two Dutch neighborhoods. The aim is to improve the quality of intervention in these harmful practices.

More information: ESR13 job opening_SOLiDi_SO