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Julie and Ida will make a poster for the conference, making sure everyone saves the dates.

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Already prepared by Cecilie

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What are we doing?

Who is participating? What are highlights?

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Due to Kvindernes Kampdag this week, we could have a week with a post per day celebrating women’s achievements in the past centuries. For example, in 2025, women in Denmark have had voting rights for 110 years.

Posts ideas are:

Highlighting women who contributed to the movement of women’s voting rights?

Elna Munch and her article in Det Ny Aarhundrede

What impact did the voting rights have?

How did the movement progress compared to other countries in Europe?

How does this first wave of feminism relate to contemporary debates today (e.g., fourth wave)?

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What is his research about?

What are the major highlights so far?

Why does it matter?

Maybe something about men researching feminist issues. Can everyone practice feminist research? Should everyone?

How does your research relate to contemporary debates?

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When Sabrina’s interview with BBC is published, we will post it with a link so that everyone can listen.

If there’s a nice quote, make a brief audio clip with “sneak peak” of Sabrina’s comments.

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If you have an idea for a post on social media, but don’t know exactly when it should be published, simply put it somewhere in this section.

(In case it’s not a time-sensitive post, you can also put it under the month that has the fewest posts planned.)

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Not super important to follow, but for general overview:

RED: Save-the-dates and brief, general info and posters

PURPLE: Short videos of research content, e.g., sharing research outputs, introducing forgotten women philosophers, etc., etc.

YELLOW: Pictures with brief or longer texts explaining the event or the context/research behind it.

BLUE: Introduction of researchers on the team (these could also be short videos of <90 seconds)

WHITE: General or already posted.

In general, it might be good to have a somewhat balanced output of the different kinds of posts per month.

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What is your research about?

What are the pros and cons of being a young woman in research?

How does your research relate to the contemporary Danish feminist climate?

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Post on Qvitzow

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Introduction of Women Philosophers from Nordic Enlightenment

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Introduction of Women Philosophers from Nordic Enlightenment

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For more names and inspiration, check out Teams > Files > Karen Brahe’s Library > “Learned Women in Karen Brahe’s Library”

Birgitte Thott

Christine de Pizan

Anne Margrethe Quitzow

Sophie Brahe

Karen Brahe

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What is happening? General atmosphere?

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Focus on his letter exchanges with female contemporaries?

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Introduction of Irina and her research

Possible questions could be

What is your research about?

Why do you find this research important?

You are from Norway - why is the WHENCE project necessarily a trans-national one?

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Would it be fun/informative to post some pictures of manuscripts from the Royal Library? The example above is a draft by Otto Sperling for a biography on Leonora Christina Ulfeldt.

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Sabrina is invited to talk at Filosofaen.

Make 2 posts: one advertising to participate, and one after

https://fuaalborg.dk/aalborg/program/?query=filosofaen&page=1

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Udforsk kurser og foredrag i alt fra filosofi og historie til psykologi, kunst og ledelse hos Folkeuniversitet Aalborg – både fysisk og online.

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More detailed poster on the conference, with names of speakers and titles of their talks, etc.

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what is your research about?

how does it relate to today?

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focus on letter exchanges with his female contemporaries

Manuscripts from the royal library (see above)

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Might be good to keep posting on our social media, while people are on holidays. This could be prepared, so its ready to be posted

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Profile of Dorothe Engelbretsdatter (1634-1716)

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Profile of Dorothe Engelbretsdatter (1634-1716)

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Maybe also something about how the researchers have used her library?

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