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This evidence bite is based on the article by Emanuela Lombardo and Paloma Caravantes, explaining the key dynamics by which feminist knowledge production and democratic practices can be marshalled in opposition to anti-gender and anti-democratic forces.
Check out one of our June #CCINDLE blogs from Dr Ruth GazsĂł Candlish at the CEU Democracy Institute. In this piece, Ruth discusses the findings from their workshop on academic freedom which assembled more than 70 scholars from around the world.
The June edition of the #CCINDLE newsletter gives a snapshot of the project as we head towards our conclusion in September.
A new blog from Aerin Lai at the University of Sheffield explores student jury insights on the repression of protest on university campuses, and the marginalisation of students that has resulted as authorities use bureaucracy and threats to stifle their advocacy: ccindle.org/repression-a...
Repression and Alienation on Campus: Reflecting on Student Juries | CCINDLE
Student encampment at the University of Toronto. âStudent encampments â UofT â Disclose and Divest (through a fence)â by Can Pac Swire is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. As more governments in Western Eu...
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This #CCINDLE article from elena pavan, Aurora Perego, and Matteo Scianna at the UniversitĂ di Trento explores how the galaxy of Italian anti-gender actors, including right-wing, anti-trans, and religious organisation, share a familiar set of themes as they spread their rhetoric across
The third #CCINDLE evidence bite summarises an article from Rylan Verlooy at the University of Antwerp.
The #CCINDLE project Joint Statement on the Best Practices for Countering Gendered De-Democratization in Europe and Beyond draws on extensive fieldwork with activists, CSOs, and politicians to offers concrete conclusions on how anti-gender politics operates internationally as a core component
This #CCINDLE journal article from Conny Roggeband, Marta RawĆuszko, Petra Meier, Silvia DĂaz FernĂĄndez, Emanuela Lombardo, and Paloma Caravantes discusses how deep legacies of capitalism, colonialism and fascism underpin the modern context and strategies of anti-gender actors across Europe.
In a #CCINDLE blog from earlier this year, Aurora Perego and Cristina Mazzero from the UniversitĂ di Trento dived into the concept of academic freedom and how this is operating in a contemporary context of neoliberal universities and autocratic governments keen to suppress critical voices.
A brand-new publication from #CCINDLE partners Julia PaĆejko and Conny Roggeband explores democratic turmoil in Poland, with exemplary democratisation in recent decades leading to swift decline and then an ongoing democratic resurgence.
Massive thanks to all of the participants at the #FeministFuturesFestival in Brussels today, and to Sophia, the Belgian Network of Gender Studies, and our #CCINDLE partners.
Today is the day! We will shortly be opening the doors to the #FeministFuturesFestival, courtesy of CCINDLE and Sophia, the Belgian Network of Gender Studies.
On Thursday, #CCINDLE and #Sophia, the Belgian Network of Gender Studies will be hosting the #FeministFuturesFestival at Pianofabriek in Brussels. This is your last chance to register and get involved with the discussion.
Check out the #CCINDLE YouTube channel for a playlist of webinars, panels, and other recorded sessions featuring the team, and covering issues from across the worlds of authoritarianism, anti-gender politics, and feminist resistance:
CCINDLE workshops and webinars are available on YouTube | CCINDLE
As well as our ongoing video series, the CCINDLE YouTube channel has compiled a playlist of recorded webinars, workshops, and panels featuring our partners. Catch up on appearances and discussion from the team, including the Gender CafĂ©s organised with the Society of Gender Professionals and the CEU Democracy Instituteâs Feminist Futures Workshops on feminist resistance and backlash [âŠ]
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This #CCINDLE blog from Julia PaĆejko at the University of Amsterdam explored the distinct challenges of queer parenthood in Poland, with the explicit demonisation of the previous Law and Justice government giving way to disappointment at the watering down of subsequent efforts at reform (such
In less than two weeks, the #FemnistFuturesFestival will take place in Brussels courtesy of #CCINDLE and #Sophia.
A new #CCINDLE project blog from Anastasia Barone and Emanuela Lombardo from the Scuola Normale Superiore illustrates how institutions can counter a rising tide of anti-gender, anti-abortion momentum around the world.
A new issue of the #CCINDLE newsletter is out today, with updates and reflections as we approach the end of the project on anti-gender and anti-democratic forces and feminist resistance.
On 25th June #CCINDLE and #Sophia, the Belgian Network for Gender Studies will host the #FeministFuturesFestival in Brussels.
The #CCINDLE newsletter series captures project news, key findings, blogs, publications, and reflections from across the duration of this four-year project. Catch up on previous issues on the website, and sign up to get the remaining editions straight to your inbox: ccindle.org/resources/
A new #CCINDLE blog from Dr Ruth GazsĂł Candlish at the CEU Democracy Institute reflects on the challenges facing feminist scholars, and how inequalities and competition undermine academic freedom in the modern neoliberal university context.
A new #CCINDLE blog from Rylan Verlooy at the University of Antwerp discusses the contradictory reality of life for trans people in the so-called âLGBTQ+ paradiseâ of Belgium.
A brand-new #CCINDLE publication from Aurora Perego and Rylan Verlooy explores how anti-gender and anti-trans movements construct trans people as enemies.
The latest #CCINDLE blog from Marta RawĆuszko at the University of Warsaw discusses the dynamics of feminist solidarity as a response to overlapping contemporary crises of democracy and state hostility towards marginalised groups.
The #CCINDLE interactive map outlines numerous practices of feminist campaigners across Europe, with activists building safe spaces in-person and online, tailoring their protests, and pursuing self-care and wellbeing strategies in the most challenging of circumstances.
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is a good time to revisit this #CCINDLE journal article from Silvia DĂaz FernĂĄndez, Paloma Caravantes, and Emanuela Lombardo, on the emotional impacts of engaging with far-right politicians in the Spanish Parliament.
Itâs #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth in the USA and #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek in the UK, so this week #CCINDLE is reflecting on the personal impacts of activism and feminist resistance.
The European Commissionâs new Gender Equality Strategy states that at the current rate it will take 50 years for the EU to achieve full gender equality, and that between Member States there are significant and enduring disparities.