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New Open Research Europe’s series of articles Women on the Move!

Women on the Move is a collection of open access articles created by COST Action 19112. It focuses on women’s migration across time and disciplines, and it encourages the interplay between different approaches and periods. It welcomes a diversity of article types offered by Open Research Europe, including research articles, reviews, case studies, data notes,… Lire la suite »New Open Research Europe’s series of articles Women on the Move!

05/12/2022

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Co-teaching 2nd season!

Hybrid course on Migration between Slovenia and France With a week’s visit in France On 20-25 November, 11 students from the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social sciences, MA programme in European studies, paid a visit to their classmates at the University of Picardie Jules Verne in Amiens. The visit was part of the co-teaching… Lire la suite »Co-teaching 2nd season!

26/11/2022

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New Grant Holder: Université de Picardie Jules Verne

As announced on the University of Picardie Jules Verne’s website, it is now the Grant Holder of WEMov. Initially drafted and created in Amiens, WEMov was first hosted at Université Paris Cité, before returning home at University of Picardie Jules Verne. The announcement features in the university’s news here. We are happy to welcome our… Lire la suite »New Grant Holder: Université de Picardie Jules Verne

26/11/2022

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Nicoleta Roman « On the Routes of Knowledge, On the Routes of Change. Foreign Governesses and Educational Mobility in Mid-Nineteenth Century Romanian Principalities »

Nicoleta Roman (Institute of History and New Europe College-Institute for Advanced Study) and WG3 leader was invited at an Institute of Historical Research London seminar on 5 November 2021, 5:30PM – 7:00PM This paper offers an insight into the role and agency of foreign governesses–particularly those from Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as,… Lire la suite »Nicoleta Roman « On the Routes of Knowledge, On the Routes of Change. Foreign Governesses and Educational Mobility in Mid-Nineteenth Century Romanian Principalities »

07/11/2022

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ECOS Exiles, countering silence

WG4 leader Sonia Ferreira invited WEMov’s Chair to present COST Action Women on the Move at the conference organized at the Paris City Hall on 18 October 2021. #ECOS is a transdisciplinary project that focuses on the memory of exile, desertion and resistance to the Portuguese colonial war. Funded by the Horizon Europe for Citizens… Lire la suite »ECOS Exiles, countering silence

21/10/2022

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Victoria Souliman, WEMov’s member from Australia has been awarded first prize of the 2022 AAANZ (Art Association of Australia and New Zealand) Early Career Publishing Program.

29/09/2022

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Sofia meeting: Transcribathons

20/09/2022

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New edited volume by Beatrice Zucca. Gender and Migration in Historical Perspective Institutions, Labour and Social Networks, 16th to 20th Centuries

Gender and Migration in Historical Perspective. Institutions, Labour and Social Networks, 16th to 20th Centuries Edited by Beatrice Zucca This edited collection focuses on migrant women and their families, aiming to study their migration patterns in a historical and gendered perspective from early modernity to contemporary times, and to reassess the role and the nature… Lire la suite »New edited volume by Beatrice Zucca. Gender and Migration in Historical Perspective Institutions, Labour and Social Networks, 16th to 20th Centuries

10/09/2022

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WEMov’s first walking tour map (Prague)

23/06/2022

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Women on the Move’s first training school

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