Dear AtGender members, As you know, AtGender is looking for new board members. The elections will be organized during the AtGender General Assembly (on Sunday, September 29th 2024). We are sharing with you a list of candidates for board members and their motivation letters. You can click on the pdf to zoom in. AtGender team

The 2024 ATGENDER conference aims to explore the theme of Gender Studies and the Precarious Labour of Making a Difference: (Un)paid Jobs, Internships, and Volunteering in the Worlds of Activism, Profit, and Non-profit. Our conference provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and activists to share their insights and knowledge,and engage in meaningful discussions on issues…

This is a meeting at the research center’s building garden, an open air gathering with finger food and drinks sponsored by GenderEX project. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 952432.

A journey of growth and discovery. A child growing up in an island where Greeks and Turks live together; a child who needs to be heard in his neighborhood, at home, at school. One day during Easter, there is a knock on the door of their house. They open it only to be hit in…

Annual report 2020

Annual report 2019.

We are happy to announce the names of the 3 new members of the ATGENDER board who have been elected at the General Assembly held in Gijon, Spain on May 10, 2019: Charlène Calderaro from University of Lausanne, Switzerland; Demet Gulcicek from University of Warwick, United Kingdom; Åsa Margareta Ekvall  is a freelance consultant based in the…

We are happy to announce that we have 5 candidates for the 2 open positions in the ATGENDER Board! Click here to read their motivation statements and short CVs. We remind you that elections will take place in Gijón, ES, during the General Assembly at our 2019 Spring conference. You are not a member for 2019 but…

Download our 2018 Annual Report here.

ATGENDER, the European Association of Gender Research, Education and Documentation has been informed last week by colleagues of our network about the proposal by the Hungarian government to ban gender studies programmes at the country’s universities, because they are not “economically rational”. We follow the developments with serious concern and would call on the Hungarian government…