Interdisciplinary Centre for Gender Studies

Gender in Debate session, 4 April 2018. The session featured invited speakers Catarina Marcelino (former Secretary of State for Citizenship and Equality, deputy and activist) and Lígia Amâncio (Full Professor of Social and Organizational Psychology at ISCTE-IUL and SAGE – Systemic Action for Gender Equality Project Coordinator). The moderator of the debate was Eduarda Ferreira (researcher at CICS.NOVA, feminist and LGBT rights activist).

Webinar GE-HEI – Gender Equality in Higher Education Institutions, hosted by CIEG/ISCSP-ULisbon, took place on 16, 17 and 19 November 2020.

The Opening Session featured João Sobrinho Teixeira (Secretary of State of Science, Technology and Higher Education), Ricardo Ramos Pinto (President of ISCSP-ULisbon), Ângela Noiva (DGES) and Anália Torres (Coordinator of the Project and CIEG’s Coordinator).

CIEG is partner in the research project “ALLINTERACT: Widening and Diversifying Citizen Engagement in Science”, awarded with a H2020 grant. The general goal of the project is twofold: on the one hand, to create new knowledge about how to transform potential citizen participation in science into actual engagement in scientific research. On the other hand, to unveil new ways to engage societal actors, including young citizens and groups that have traditionally been excluded from science.

The consortium is coordinated by the University of Barcelona (Spain) in partnership with the University of Helsinki (Finland), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands), Universita’Degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca (Italy), Institute of Political and Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon (Portugal), the Chancellor, masters and scholars of the University of Oxford (United Kingdom) and the European Parents Association (Belgium).

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Violence against women tended to increase during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to international reports and scientific articles, but we do not yet have data to demonstrate it. The Committee's statement on the Istanbul Convention is a benchmark for analyzing the measures of the local Public Administration and the actions of the organized entities to prevent gender and / or domestic violence, identifying innovative and transferable tools developed in this period in Portugal.

The V International Congress Architecture and Gender | ACTION. Feminisms and the spatialization of resistances is the continuity of reflections organized since 2015 and mainly from southern Europe, enabling the construction of networks, research and transcontinental experiences. In this genealogy, with varied programs and themes, the previous congresses are ArquitectAs (2014, Seville), Matrices (2015, Lisbon), MORE(2017, Florence), and Fielding Architecture (2019, Brighton). The fifth edition emphasizes the political component of space and rights intersection, never forgetting the diversity of being a woman or a girl and the crossing with the current circumstances derived from the COVID-19 pandemic.

In 1995, the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, adopted at IV World Conference on Women, was an essential event in the fixation of a political, strategic and global agenda, related to women’s rights and opportunities. Today, twenty-five years later, we witness the coexistence of public practices and progressist policies in parallel with severe losses and silences. To reflect, discuss and propose, critical and collectively, theories, strategies and practices, become urgent. Through an expanded and interdisciplinary stance, we call for a focus on resistances, anchored by intersectional feminisms – necessarily post-colonial and decolonial –, and women and non-normative people’s rights, revindications, wishes and aspirations.

Throughout the world, in diverse socio-cultural and professional spheres, several struggles against patriarchy, racism and capitalism are organized collectively. From bodies to global territories, in local and transnational contexts, space strands’ understanding and action are fundamental answers to discriminations, marginalization and absence of rights. Starting from resistance dynamics in the production and appropriation of territories, cities, architectures and objects, we are especially looking for contributions placed as purposive actions in the spatialization of rights. In the context of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, emphasis will also be placed on critical and situated reflections on, on the one hand, the affect and alteration of women’s lives in the private and public spheres, and, on the other hand, what are the possibilities for territories we inhabit.

Among others, this congress intends to discuss and act, in a critical reflection framework, on the following topics:

1. Equality between women and men and their spatial dimensions with diverse scales (body – house – city – macro territory);
2. Climate justice and (eco)feminists spatial praxis in the territorial embodiment of equality and women and girls’ roles in effectively defending territories and the planet;
3. Professional practices as feminist emancipatory processes of architectures, cities and spaces in a broad sense;
4. History, stories and feminist methodologies in the construction of amplified narratives; and
5. Spatial pedagogies – territorial, urban, architectural, among others – as alternative models with transformative potential.

Given the current circumstances, the congress will be held in virtual format.

CV Lígia Amâncio

Irá realizar-se no próximo dia 24 de outubro, a partir das 14h, na sala Lisboa do ISCSP-ULisboa, o seminário ‘Políticas públicas, atitudes e valores. Perspetivas e análises a partir dos dados do ESS 8’.

O European Social Survey (ESS) é um inquérito internacional que recolhe informação comparativa transnacional sobre atitudes e comportamentos, particularmente adequada para as Ciências Sociais e Políticas. Portugal tem participado na sua realização desde o início do projeto em 2002.

Esta sessão pretende dar a conhecer as múltiplas aplicações desta base de dados, a mais importante com perspectiva comparativa Europeia e de acesso gratuito que, dada a sua abrangência, permite análise mais ricas e com maior potencial de publicação.

Informações sobre o programa podem ser encontradas no cartaz do evento.

No ano letivo 2019/2020 teve início a segunda edição do programa de Doutoramento interuniversitário em Estudos de Género, resultante de um consórcio entre o Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas da Universidade de Lisboa (ISCSP-ULisboa), a Faculdade de Direito (FD) e a Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas (FCSH), da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa.

Este programa doutoral tem por missão contribuir para a afirmação dos Estudos de Género como área científica autónoma de investigação e formação avançada, preparando investigadores/as neste domínio e profissionais, quadros superiores e dirigentes capazes de analisar, de forma crítica e reflexiva, temas relacionados com as questões de género e sobre elas intervir nos mais diferentes sectores e atividades sociais e políticas.

De modo a assinalar o início da segunda edição do programa doutoral será realizada, no próximo dia 4 de novembro, pelas 18h, no Auditório 6 (Piso -1 do ISCSP-ULisboa), a Conferência de Abertura do Doutoramento em Estudos de Género 2019/2020, que contará com a presença da Professora Lígia Amâncio (Professora Catedrática do ISCTE-IUL e Coordenadora do projeto europeu SAGE - Systemic Action for Gender Equality).

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On 11 December 2019, Judite Alves Pinheiro (University of Salamanca) presented the workshop “AGIR sexual abuse of minors: follow up, manage, identify and recapacitate the minors and their families".