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Announcement: «Curating Difference – Different Curating?» Long Table Discussions at Kunstmuseum Basel, Vortragssaal (entrance Picassoplatz): Dec. 4, 2023, 18.15–20.00, in English. Free entry! The event is open to the public. All are welcome! Take a seat a…

Akademische Exzellenz – vergeschlechtlicht und vergeschlechtlichend Der Vortrag präsentiert und reflektiert empirische Ergebnisse des Kooperationsprojekts «Gender & Science» (2018-2022) des Zentrums Gender Studies der Universität Basel und des NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE). Das Projekt diente der Erforschung der Geschlechterverhältnisse in einem...

Join us this Friday in Neuchâtel or online for the award ceremony of the Brigitte Schnegg Prize! We are looking forward to the talks by the recipients Fiona Friedli and Rachel Huber.
For more information visithttps://www.gendercampus.ch/public/sggf/Brigitte_Schnegg_Prize/BSP2023_AwardCeremony.pdf

We are pleased to announce the newest publication in our book series: “Devenir travailleuse domestique. Perspectives philippines” by Julien Debonneville is available here: https://www.seismoverlag.ch/en/daten/devenir-travailleuse-domestique/
The series “Gender Issues” is published by Seismo.
We thank the Schweizerische Akademie der Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften and the SNF FNS SNSF for funding the open access publication.

We are happy to announce that the most recent publication of the SAGS's book series "Gender Issues" by Melanie Nussbaumer has received a very positive review: https://www.socialnet.de/rezensionen/30828.php

Reminder | SAGS Conference 2023

Les inscriptions pour le congrès SSEG 2023 “Gender(ed) Labor”, co-organisé par l’UNIL, la HES-SO et la HETSL à l’UNIL les 14 et 15 septembre 2023 sont ouvertes.

Venez nombreuses et nombreux, informations et inscriptions ici :

Gender(ed) labor : SAGS Conference 2023 – 14-15 September 2023 Welcome to “Gender(ed) Labor” – SAGS 2023 Conference We have the great pleasure to welcome you to the Biannual Conference of the Swiss Association for Gender Studies (SAGS) which will take place at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) on 14 and 15 September 2023. Register here: https://conference...

Invitation: Journée d'étude « Les pratiques féministes de la radio et leurs contextes, 1975-2000 »

Le vendredi 20 octobre 2023, les Archives contestataires organisent une journée d'étude intitulée « Les pratiques féministes de la radio et leurs contextes, 1975-2000 », à l'occasion du versements de deux fonds d'archives radiophoniques féministes importants : les archives de l'émission Radio Pleine Lune (RPL, versées en 2011, numérisée en 2021, 350 cassettes audio) et de l'émission Remue-ménage (RMG, versées en 2021, numérisation en cours, 590 cassettes audio).

Pour plus d'informations:

Journée d'étude « Les pratiques féministes de la radio et leurs contextes, 1975-2000 » Le vendredi 20 octobre 2023, les Archives contestataires organisent une journée d'étude intitulée « Les pratiques féministes de la radio et leurs...

Think Tank Gender & Diversity | Upcoming events:

September 7–8, 2023

Vers une égalité de genre dans le numérique?

University of Lausanne

The second edition of the genre/numérique conference will bring together researchers and key actors in the field to discuss the challenges and opportunities that link gender and digital issues.

For further information, please visit:

Vers une égalité de genre dans le numérique? Deuxième édition des Assises: Gender Campus Rejoignez-nous les 7 et 8 septembre prochain pour les Assises 2023 du projet genre/numérique : les inscriptions sont d’ores et déjà ouvertes !Inscrivez-vous pour deux jours de réflexions inspirantes, de discussions orientées sur les solutions et de partage d'expériences sur les enjeux de ge...

SAGS 2023

We have the great pleasure to welcome you to the Biannual Conference of the Swiss Association for Gender Studies (SAGS) which will take place at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) on 14 and 15 September 2023.

To register, please fill out the registration form here:

https://conferences.unil.ch/sags2023/?target=registration

SAGS Research Networks: Gender Campus

We are very happy to announce that two research networks have joined SAGS.

We welcome GRAU (Globalization, Race and Alterity within and beyond the University) and rag - research art gender.

Find more information about these and other research networks at:

SAGS Research Networks: Gender Campus Topic-based networking and exchange

Invitation: International Conference "Monique Wittig: Twenty Years Later / Vingt ans après"

University of Geneva on June 27-28 | Uni Mail MS160

The conference will mark the twentieth anniversary of the passing of le***an activist, writer and theorist Monique Wittig (1935-2003) as well as the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of her Corps lesbien.

Co-sponsored by the Institute of Gender Studies at the University of Geneva and the Department of French at the University of California, Berkeley.

For further invormation about the event, please visit:

Colloque « Monique Wittig : Twenty Years Later / Vingt ans après » : 27-28 juin 2023 (Université de Genève et University of California, Berkeley) - Études genre - UNIGE Colloque « Monique Wittig : Twenty Years Later / Vingt ans après » : 27-28 juin 2023 (Université de Genève et University of California, Berkeley) Téléchargez le programme. L’année 2023 marque le vingtième anniversaire de la disparition de Monique Wittig, militante, écrivaine et philosoph...

On Wednesday, May 24, members and former members of the Research Network Feminisms, Marxism and Decoloniality (FMD): The Latin American Working Group of SAGS conducted the session “Unveiling hegemonic narratives: Violence in the uterus, in the family, in the state” in LASA2023. The international congress, organized by the Latin American Studies Association was held in-person in Vancouver, Canada, and virtually from 24-27 May 2023.
The theme of the congress was focus on democracy and human rights, covering a very wide spectrum of subtopics in all disciplines of Social Sciences and Humanities. With the title "Latin America and the Caribbean: Think, Represent and Fight for Rights”, the congress sought to make visible academic answers to questions such as: how to preserve rights when institutions do not guarantee them, how to make them effective in contexts of high inequality.