02.12.2022
We proudly share this open access publication after four and a half years of work and joint efforts of a wonderful team of CHANGErs. And this is not just any book, as CHANGE was not just any other project!
CHANGE co-produced gender knowledge, to customise contents and measures of gender equality plans (GEPs) to specific contexts and target groups. We invited experts and further stakeholders from research performing organisations (RPOs) as well as research funding organisations (RFOs) to join our communities of practices (CoPs).
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05.11.2022
In the scope of the project "Linha 3UA - A vida Profissional, Pessoal e Familiar em Linha na UA", the University of Aveiro (UAVR, Portugal) held, at the end of September, 3 actions to disseminate new measures for conciliation of professional, personal and family life. The actions took [...]
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28.10.2022
On October 21st 2022 the Portuguese team of the CHANGE project gathered a Community of Practice (CoP) to discuss "Gender Equality Plans in Higher Education Institutions (HEI) in Portugal: Reflections and Challenges". [...]
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20.10.2022
The 2022 Maria Lamas Prize for studies on women, gender and equality was unanimously awarded to Carina Jordão for her doctoral thesis entitled "Inequalities between women and men in the labor market and its measurement: contributions of a new composite indicator for EU-28 countries", thesis that was presented to the Faculty of Economics of the University of Coimbra, in the area of Sociology (Labour Relations, Social Inequalities and Trade Unionism). [...]
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30.09.2022
Sara Diogo participated in the seminar "Invisible Researchers in the knowledge Society - The Uberisation of Scientific Work" (Madrid). The event took place on September 20 and 21, 2022 and this participation was part of the Permanent Seminar Programme of the IPP - Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos. The seminar aimed to share knowledge about public policy in an international arena and consolidate networks. The presentation draws on the paper authored by Teresa Carvalho, Sara Diogo and Bruno Vilhena [https://doi.org/10.1080/21568235.2022.2105371].
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