RESISTIRÉ workshops on recommendations and research agenda
Last week, RESISTIRÉ’s team gathered for the first time in person in Prague for a set of meetings wonderfully hosted by our colleagues from the Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic! On 19 May 2022 we organised a workshop on...
Webinar #2: Care and Crisis – Fostering a Paradigm Shift
Brunch webinar series: Involving civil society in the promotion of RESISTIRÉ’s recommendations Concluding its first research cycle, RESISTIRÉ delivered a set of 8 factsheets to support policymakers, advisers, employers, and civil society organisations in...
RESISTIRÉ’s Open Studios: Better is Possible
The RESISTIRÉ project is designed to be participatory. The three cycles that make up the project start with in-depth research, leading to a collaborative elaboration of solutions during the Open Studios and culminating with the development of operational...
RESISTIRÉ’S BRUNCH SERIES: Webinar #1 on gender-based violence
BRUNCH WEBINAR SERIES: Involving civil society in the promotion of RESISTIRÉ’s recommendations Concluding its first research cycle, the RESISTIRÉ project delivered a set of 8 factsheets to support policymakers, advisers, employers, and civil society...
Inequalities in the Spotlight: Research Agendas to Address the Impact of COVID-19
WEBINAR Inequalities in the Spotlight:Research Agendas to Address the Impact of COVID-19 The increase in inequalities brought about by the pandemic creates new needs for research.Conscious that the project can never cover all the research needs linked to the...
Better is possible. RESISTIRÉ holds its first Open Studios to co-create solutions to gendered inequalities
Our team is preparing to host the project’s first-cycle Open Studios, where we will gather with activists, national researchers, policymakers, and NGO representatives in a series of intensive two-day workshops focusing on four thematic areas.
RESISTIRÉ holds a series of workshops with national experts of inequality
The workshops will involve experts from 31 European countries to discuss how COVID-19 policies have impacted inequalities in nine policy domains.
