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A look back at the lecture by Geneviève Fraisse, philosopher of feminist thought and Emeritus Research Director at the CNRS.

A feminist anthropologist, she tells us about her teaching and research on gender inequalities and sexual violence.

A look back in pictures at the Certification in Gender and Equality Ceremony organised by the Sciences Po Undergraduate College and Gender Studies Programme.

How is it possible for all women to be truly equal partners in our democracies? Meet the newest visiting member of the Center for Research on Social Inequalities.

Recent graduates share their education highlights and career aspirations.

Meet Carolina Bergstein, a recent graduate in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action from the Sciences Po School of International Affairs.

From the Maastricht University School of Business to Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs, Katarina Körner tells us about how her approach to gender studies matured during her studies.

İlayda Habip is a recent graduate in Journalism and International Affairs and a recipient of the Advanced Certification in Gender Studies. She tells us about her passion for journalism and women’s stories.

A recent graduate in International Security, Dominique Mickiewicz, tells us about her studies, from the USA to France.

Venus Aves tells us more about her journey from the Philippines to the master in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action at the Sciences Po's School of International Affairs and her interest in gender issues, both engaging LGBTIQ organisations and studying gender studies in the classroom.

A recent graduate from Sciences Po's School of International Affairs, Rishwa Shekhar tells us more about her studies in governance, diplomacy, and gender studies.

Ana Paula Ríos Camarena Suárez del Real is a recent graduate from Sciences Po in International Governance and Diplomacy and an Advanced Certification in Gender Studies awardee. She tells us more about her graduate studies.

From Australia to France, learn more about recent graduate Tiffany Hales' commitment to developing her knowledge and expertise on gender issues.

Émilie Biland-Curinier, Professor of Sociology at Sciences Po, was awarded the 2024 W. Wesley Pue Book Prize by the Canadian Law and Society Association.

Sciences Po's Gender Studies Programme, with Université Paris Cité, is calling for applications for visiting faculty from around the world for for 1-semester stays planned in 2025 or Spring 2026.

Discover this training (offered in French), open to first-year master's students at the School of Public Affairs and the School of International Affairs.

The SAFEDUC project aims to measure the prevalence of gender-based violence in the student population of Sciences Po and Université Paris Cité.

Gender Studies Programme’s general secretary shares context and the necessary aspects of connection within an inter-institutional project focused on the topic of gender-based violence.

Eva Oliva, a staff member of the Czech Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Sociology, joined the SAFEDUC project as an Erasmus + Intern. An interview.

Prevention, evaluation and awareness raising: sociologist, public health researcher and Vice-President for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Université Paris Cité, talks about the importance of preventive measures when dealing with gender-based violence in academia.