PRIFFeb 6
Shrinking political will, illiberal backlash, and gender backsliding: 25 years after its adoption, the Women, Peace and Security agenda is operating within a different political landscape. Leonie Stamm outlines the changed context and possible avenues forward in the new #PRIFblog.
https://blog.prif.org/2026/02/06/pushing-back-the-pushback-wps-power-politics-and-liberal-retreat/
#WomenPeaceSecurity #FeministResearch
Pushing Back the Pushback? WPS, Power Politics, and Liberal Retreat - PRIF BLOG

Twenty-five years after its adoption, the Women, Peace and Security agenda is operating within a different political landscape. Power politics is returning, militarization is accelerating, and the anti-rights pushback is intensifying. Yet the erosion of WPS is not only the result of an illiberal backlash; while many states continue to invoke the WPS agenda rhetorically, their substantive political commitment is waning.

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PRIFDec 5
What can we learn from the #MAFAPO movement in #Colombia about grief in politics? Laura Zúñiga argues that the #WPS agenda has often reduced women’s political agency to visibility and voice. A feminist lens helps to recognize more intimate, everyday, and affective forms of resistance. New on #PRIFblog.
https://blog.prif.org/2025/12/05/who-gets-to-mourn-rethinking-grief-resistance-and-the-everyday-politics-of-peace-in-colombia/
#WomenPeaceSecurity #FeministResearch
Who Gets to Mourn? Rethinking Grief, Resistance and the Everyday Politics of Peace in Colombia - PRIF BLOG

What does it mean to resist when there are no slogans, no marches, no chants, only grief? This piece argues that the Women, Peace and Security agenda—despite its historic contributions—has often reduced women’s political agency to visibility, voice, and institutional participation. A feminist lens invites us to look beyond this framing and recognise the everyday, intimate, and affective forms of resistance through which women remember the dead, survive violence, and hold broken communities together.

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SOC-MISCOct 6

🏁 End of fieldwork for the FISO study on miscarriages and social Inequalities within the SOC-MISC project!

🙏 Thanks to the 41 women who shared their personal and powerful stories.
📊 5 months of interviews, 22 departments, participants aged 24–42. Now it's time for analysis 🔍

📅 Join us Dec 6 in Paris for a first look at the results with the Société d’Histoire de la Naissance.

#PregnancyLoss #Miscarriage #FeministResearch #HealthInequality #FISO #ReproHealth

SusanneApr 23, 2025

🎮 Call for Researchers!
Jennifer Ann’s Group, an Atlanta-based nonprofit, is seeking collaborators for studies on how video games can PREVENT teen dating violence.

💜 Since 2006, we’ve used digital media to promote healthy relationships.
Now we’re looking to partner with researchers (students, faculty, or independent scholars) interested in trauma-informed, game-based, and prevention-focused research.

🧠 We do not have funding available at the moment, but would work with you to secure some. (We are US-based, looking to branch out internationally)

📧 Contact: [email protected]
📎 Flyer attached!

#AcademicMastodon #ScholarSocial #Research #PhDLife #CommunityResearch #CBPR #OpenScience #TraumaInformed #VideoGamesForGood #TeenDatingViolence #ViolencePrevention #FeministResearch #SocialImpact #DigitalMedia #GameStudies #NonprofitResearch #ResearchCollab

RiikkissaMar 21, 2025

"James Clifford claimed, in his introduction [to Clifford & Marcus 1986, Writing Culture], that the work of feminist anthropologists would not be included in the volume because their writings had introduced neither innovation nor experimentation to ethnographic representation, failing, in his terms, to produce either “unconventional forms of writing or a developed reflection on ethnographic textuality”"

Well, this just leaves me out of words.
#feministresearch #anthropology #ethnography

FemQuantApr 17, 2024
Please join us for the May FemQuant event when Dr Kamden Strunk will present on QuantQueer: Imagining Queered Quantitative Methodologies. Wednesday 8 May 2024 on Zoom. More info & link to sign up: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/ #FemQuantSeminar #CritQuant #QuantQueer #FeministResearch #QueerStudies
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Jenny ChanfreauMay 20, 2023
Hi! Been slowly moving over here from the other app for a while now so overdue an intro. I’ll post about things related to my research interests: mostly family demography, sociology & social policy, quantitative & feminist research and sometimes other stuff. Currently at UCL working on assisted reproduction research & teaching quant methods. On the job market. #introduction, #FeministResearch, #families
FemQuantMar 13, 2023

The #FemQuantSeminar "New Measures for #FamilyPlanning and Exposure to Risk of Pregnancy" by Leontine Alkema is POSTPONED to Thu 4 May 2023 at 4pm BST due to #UCUstrikes.

You can use the same link as before to register. If you were already registered for the original date, and are still planning to attend no need to do anything

Link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-measures-for-family-planning-and-exposure-to-risk-of-pregnancy-tickets-539549145017

#FeministResearch #QuantitativeResearch #SocialScience

New Measures for Family Planning and Exposure to Risk of Pregnancy

Professor Leontine Alkema will present analyses using new measures based on on sexual activity and contraceptive use data.

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FemQuantMar 8, 2023

Join the #FemQuant organising collective!

There is still one week left to apply to join the FemQuant organising collective. Please see our website for more information and share widely with those who might be interested! https://femquant.wordpress.com/2023/01/31/join-the-femquant-organising-collective/

#FeministResearch #QuantitativeResearch #Feminism #SocialScience

Join the FemQuant organising collective!

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FemQuantFeb 17, 2023

#FemQuantSeminar update!

- Wed 15 Mar, Leontine Alkema: New Measures for Family Planning and Exposure to Risk of Pregnancy Based on Sexual Activity and Contraceptive Use Data.

- Wed 19 Apr, Marie Bergström: Not a perfect match. Using digital data to observe gender dynamics in heterosexual dating.

- Thu 18 May, Allison Dunatchik: Title TBC.

More info and links to registration: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/

#FeministResearch #QuantitativeResearch #SocialScience

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The FemQuant seminar series brings together researchers from across the social sciences who explore the combination of feminist research commitments and quantitative research methods.  We aim …

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