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The Session was stimulating and beautifully constructed, congratulations to all! Leaves me awaiting the next one eagerly! please share the references from the chat 

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The Session was stimulating and beautifully constructed, congratulations to all! Leaves me awaiting the next one eagerly! please share the references from the chat 

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We asked participants a shift they had seen and got some beautiful responses, check them out here! 

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What is one shift you have seen in human rights activism in the past decade?

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What is one shift you have seen in human rights activism in the past decade?

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Next online discussion is on February 21!

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Next online discussion is on February 21!

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Online discussion series

part of online discussion series Power of Feminist Narratives

Feminist research has long been conducted and applied all over the world. It focuses on topics that are often overlooked by other academic work: the interdependence of biological and social sex and gender and how they intersect with categories such as race, religion, and class. It sheds light on power relations and it analyses which structures and cultural norms uphold the patriarchy and intersectional discrimination. Feminist research challenges academic methodologies that have predominantly been developed by men and opens the doors to new insights and new solutions for social, economic, and political change.

How important is intersectional deep analysis in overcoming constructed binary categories such as traditional/modern, authentic/colonial, global/local, and East/West? What is the role of language in changing the epistemological landscapes of sexuality and gender? What kind of "translation" do feminist researchers have to do to make feminist narratives more inclusive? The panel discusses these and other issues relating to feminist research.

Panelists:

Shams Radhouani Abdi, Associate Professor at the ISEAHK University in Tunis; gender equality consultant, writer, translator, and interpreter

Evren Savci, Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University

Moderator: Vandita Morarka is the founder and CEO of One Future Collective. Their work here develops feminist leadership capacities for social change while supplementing efforts through knowledge co-creation, re-imagining advocacy, and feminist service provision. They are a human rights lawyer, organizer, and researcher. Currently, they are pursuing an MA in Development Studies at the Institute of Development Studies as a Chevening Scholar.

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The Power of Feminist Research: Understanding implications in the shaping of public discourse part of online discussion series Power of Feminist Narratives

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Feminist research has long been conducted and applied all over the world. It focuses on topics that are often overlooked by other academic work: the interdependence of biological and social sex and gender and how they intersect with categories such as race, religion, and class.

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This space was so full of hope and energy, I am truly taking back so many resources, insights and examples!

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This webinar was quite literally eye-opening for me and it was incredible to hear and learn from people with different lived experiences and contexts.

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Let's continue to support each other and create connections! I am Communications Coordinator from hbs, Global Unit for Feminism and Gender Democracy and my contact is adna.kalajdzisalihovic@de.boell.org.

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It is a privilege to be able to hold space for these important conversations and invest effort in building solidarities across feminist movements and narratives. In a time where we are seeing an erosion of rights, justice and dignity, these conversations offer hope and possibility. Moderating this series has been an immense source of self reflection and learning for me, thank you for journeying with me - Vandita Morarka

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Es fántastico conocer esta comunidad!

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As someone working on communications, it is always great and important to hear what good storytelling can do. Thank you so much for the inspiring conversations! And if you have more examples of storytelling and campaigns that we could learn from, feel free to share them (or reach out to me directly at daniele@ilga.org)!