The sexy librarian or the bun lady?
2013 AtGender Spring conference, April 26-28, Gothenburg , Focus: ‘Teaching with gender’
Category Archive: Women's Information Centre
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Announcing the launch of Atria, Institute on Gender Equality and Women’s History
Atria, is the new name of the Institute on Gender Equality and Women’s History in Amsterdam. This institute results from the merger of Aletta, Institute for Women’s History and E-Quality, Information Centre for Gender, Family and Diversity Issues. Both institutions have a long history of advocating for gender equality and women’s history.
Windows are open for new members in AtGender
Dear WINE members in all European countries, we are around 50 members in our network. That’s why I am using our weblog to send around this invitation to join ATGENDER. Whoever can find… Read More
Women’s History in English
KvinnSam – the Swedish National Resource Library for Gender Studies – has over the last years created web portals on different aspects of women’s history. We are happy to announce that we have… Read More
ATGENDER Elections for the Board
While Atgender (The European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation) is celebrating its first anniversary, any Atgender’s member is invited to participate to the Elections for the board by the end of… Read More
WINE women meet IFLA’s Women Information and Libraries Special Interest Group.
On August 14th. 2010 representatives of WINE (Maria Gronroos, KILDEN, ; Silvia Radicioni, Biblioteca delle Donne, Bologna; Berith Backlund, Kvinnsam, and Tilly Vriend, Aletta, ) met Maria Cotera a.o. of IFLA’s Women’s Special… Read More
Amazone, its history and its aims
Learn more about Amazone. Interview with Mieke Van Nuland, first director of Amazone, the federal resource centre for the equality between ♀/♂, Brussels-Belgium, (1995-2009).
