Events

Lecture 7 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course The societal influence on sexuality was generally ignored in early sociological texts, which often treated it as a private, individual affair. A transition happened in the mid-twentieth century. Traditional standards were…

Lecture 6 from the online course “Disability and Social Inclusion” Summary: According to data provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Center for Disability Rights (CDR), people living with disabilities are between 1,5 and 2,5 times more…

Lecture 6 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course Gender and social interactions have been central themes in social research for decades. Understanding how gender norms influence the way we love, perceive our bodies, and encounter violence is crucial to…

Part 5 from the “Disability and social inclusion” training course Part 5 of the “Disability and social inclusion” training course aims to continue the topic of exclusion and inclusion of people with disabilities introducing the aspect of architectural and spatial dimensions of…

Lecture 5 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course Equality between men and women is one of the leading questions in sociology. Although absent from early sociological texts, the topic of inequalities between men and women became extremely relevant in…

Abstract: The seminar seeks to provide a comprehensive list of the databases, the institutions, the available funding schemes, and the most relevant publications in the field of Gender Studies for scholars that may be newcomers to the area. Throughout the…