Events
The magnificent Sofia ethnographic museum hosted WEMov’s first in-person transcribathon and its exhibition. Spanning all WGs, WEMov met to dig out primary sources, landmarks, milestones and datasets. A magnificent exhibition of WEMov posters was also displayed, along with interview videos.
20/09/2022
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Women on the Move’s first training school Held in the magnificent Senate room of Université Paris Cité, WEMov’s first training school took place on 7-10 June 2022 and gathered Master’s and PhD students from over 20 different nationalities, all willing to learn more about women’s migration across Europe. On 7 June, after a welcome address… Lire la suite »Women on the Move’s first training school
18/06/2022
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Gender and Migration in Gulf – S Irudaya Rajan (editor) The migrant population makes up over 75 per cent of the total population of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain. Gulf being a resource-dependent state, the majority of male migrants are engaged in… Lire la suite »WEMov’s First Training School
06/06/2022
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WEMov has been invited by our stakeholder, the Centre de Documentation sur les Migrations Humaines (Dudelange, Luxembourg) to present its missions to reveal the presence and active participation of migrants women in the building of Europe.
03/03/2022
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Working Group 2 organizes a transcribathon, an event to which all WEMov COST Action participants are cordially invited. WG2 co-leader, Bénédicte Miyamoto, who has ample experience with the Register of Migrant Women Landmarks, kindly offered to host the transcribathon. The event will take place online on 11 March between 10 am and 1 pm CET.… Lire la suite »WG2 Transcribathon
22/02/2022
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Hidden Histories: Women and Science in the Twentieth Century Virtual conference: 7-8 & 14-15 May 2021 Heidelberg & Bucharest Co-Organiser: Irina Nastasă-Matei (University of Bucharest) The virtual conference, co-organised by WEMov WG3 member Irina Nastasă-Matei (with Amelia Bonea) in May 2021 is one of the important scientific events on gender and science of this year.… Lire la suite »Hidden Histories: Women and Science in the Twentieth Century. Review by Nicoleta Roman (WG3 leader)
08/06/2021
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Mobility calls for a continuous interaction between individuals, but also between individuals and institutions enforcing a cultural exchange and a societal transformation. The aims of this book are two: 1) to study female migration from Western Europe to Eastern Europe and vice-versa in the long run, from the sixteenth to the twentieth century; 2) to… Lire la suite »CFP: West meets East: mobility of people, exchange of knowledge. Female migration in Europe (sixteenth to the twenty-first century)
11/05/2021
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The present collection of unknown stories is a complementary response to current initiatives that advantage personalities as part of an immigrational flow with influence on the European political and cultural arena. However, all these omit to include into the discussion the link between two factors (gender and migration), and do not recognize and interpret the… Lire la suite »CFP: Across Europe, from early modern to present times. Migrant women and their unknown success stories
11/05/2021
