Centre's events
ProGender Online Lecture-Women scientists during the pandemic (12/4/2021)
Τhe Centre for Gender Studies of Department of Social Policy of Panteion University in collaboration with the Center for Gender Studies of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology organize the 3rd Online Lecture “Women scientists during the pandemic”. The lecture will be delivered by Sofia Moratti,Senior Researcher, Centre for Gender Research and Centre for […]
ProGender 2nd Online Lecture: “Exacerbating an already dangerous problem: Gender-based violence in COVID times”(16/3/21)
The program ProGender: A Digital Hub on Gender, the Covid-19 Crisis and its Aftermath, which is coordinated by the Centre for Gender Studies of Dept. of Social Policy of Panteion University organizes the 2nd Online Lecture with the collaboration of RIKK – Institute for Gender, Equality and Difference of University of Iceland. The lecture will […]
Online public discussion:”How essential is health and care work during COVID 19? A discussion on Gender, Care and Labour” (01/03/2021)
ProGender organises an online public discussion on the conditions of work in the health and care sectors and the gender challenges that workers in these sectors face during the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants include representatives of nurses’ unions, care workers and specialists from Iceland, Greece and Norway, who will discuss their experiences, struggles and demands during […]
ONLINE LECTURE “Chaos ruined the children’s sleep, diet and behaviour: Gendered discourses on family life in pandemic times”
ProGender invites you to the first Online Lecture of the project to the event “Chaos ruined the children’s sleep, diet and behaviour: Gendered discourses on family life in pandemic times” Speakers: Annadís Greta Rúdólfsdóttir, Senior Lecturer at the School of Education, University of Iceland Auður Magndís Auðardóttir, Adjunct Lecturer and PhD student at the School […]
Centre for Gender Studies becomes part of the XENIA network as Associate partner
The Centre for Gender Studies is since November 2020 Associate Partner in “ΧENIA-He Inclusiveness Index” Project. XENIA originates from the need to address a paradox: while HE is the main source of research on gender and sexual orientation stigma and exclusion, seldom HEIs are recognised as “inclusive places” where exclusion on the basis of gender […]
1st Newsletter – ASTRAPI project
Violence and harassment in the workplace have gained increasing attention in recent years in courts as well as in EU and national policy making. Considering the magnitude of this problem, the Centre for Gender Studies of the Department of Social Policy became involved in the EU Erasmus+ ASTRAPI Project: Active strategies for prevention and handling […]
Website of the European Project:”ASTRAPI -Active Strategies for Prevention and Handling Sexual Harassment Incidents”
The Centre for Gender studies is partner at the Erasmus+ funded project:”Active Strategies for Prevention and Handling Sexual Harassment Incidents”. The partnership brings together organizations with considerable experience and knowledge in formulating policy and putting into practices, tools and methodologies to prevent sexual harassment and deal with sexual harassment incidents at the work place. For […]
“Human Rights as a part of language training to prevent HRV and harmful practices in the communities (HR in Practice). 2nd Newsletter
HR in Practice is a two-year Daphne project that Centre of Gender Studies implements and is coordinated by FOLKUNIVERSITETET Uppsala from Sweden with the participation of partner organizations from five (5) European Countries: Greece, Sweden, Portugal, United Kingdom and Germany. Visit the webssite of the project: http://www.human-right.net/hrinpractice/en/ Please find here the 2nd Newsletter of the […]
Participation of the Centre for Gender Studies in the implementation of the European project:“Human Rights as a part of language training to prevent HRV and harmful practices in the communities (HR in Practice)”
Participation of the Centre for Gender Studies in the implementation of the European research project: “Human Rights as a part of language training to prevent HRV and harmful practices in the communities (HR in Practice)” which is funded by the European Commission (JUST /2014/ACTION GRANTS) and coordinated by Folkuniversitetet. Scientific Coordinator:Ass. Prof. A. Athanasiou.
Conference: “I thought I was applying as a caregiver”: Trafficking in Women for Labour Exploitation in Domestic Work.(Cyprus, 12/06/2015)
The University of Nicosia, the Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies and the European Parliament Office in Cyprus invites you to the conference: “I thought I was applying as a caregiver”: Trafficking in Women for Labour Exploitation in Domestic Work. The aim of the conference is to initiate public dialogue on the issue with the contribution […]