Jenny Chanfreau

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49 Followers
58 Following
95 Posts
Lecturer in Sociology at Sussex. #FemQuant organiser & co-founder. Family demography, #feminisms, #CritQuant data, families&work. She/her.
Jenny ChanfreauSep 8, 2025
FemQuantAug 20, 2025

EVENT: Please join us for our first FemQuant event of the 2025/26 academic year!

Dr. Carla Rowold‬ will present "Invisible Biases, Unequal Outcomes: Uncovering Gender Biases in Quantitative Research on Older Adults"

📆 Thurs 18 Sept, online

For more info & to sign-up: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/

Jenny ChanfreauSep 8, 2025
FemQuantSep 8, 2025
Very pleased to announce the (nearly complete) list of monthly FemQuant events coming up this term! Join us next week for a presentation on "Invisible biases, unequal outcomes"; in Oct for the question of "What is a feminist method?"; and in Nov for a panel discussion on "Feminist research & data in political turmoil". Details & sign up:
https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/
Jenny ChanfreauJan 10, 2025
FemQuantJan 9, 2025
We are really excited to announce the events coming up this Spring! See thread below for information about our events and speakers. For more details and to sign up (and for updates on our event in May): https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/
Seminar Series

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 …

FemQuant
Jenny ChanfreauOct 9, 2024
FemQuantOct 9, 2024
There is still time to sign up! Join us tomorrow for our first event of Autumn 2024 for an informal network Meet & Mingle. More info & sign up: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/
Seminar Series

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 …

FemQuant
Jenny ChanfreauOct 1, 2024
FemQuantOct 1, 2024

FemQuant monthly online events are back! We're kicking off with an informal network meet & mingle on 10 October, followed by fantastic research seminars coming up in November and December. For details and to sign up: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/

#FemQuantSeminars

Seminar Series

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 …

FemQuant
Jenny ChanfreauApr 17, 2024
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
Seminar Series

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 …

FemQuant
Jenny ChanfreauApr 10, 2024
FemQuantMar 4, 2024
Join us for our first ever FemQuant Methods Club! We'll be chatting about MAIHDA for intersectional research. Thursday 11 April 3pm UK. More info, suggested reading & to sign up: https://femquant.wordpress.com/seminar-series/
Seminar Series

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 …

FemQuant
Jenny ChanfreauMar 5, 2024
Rebecca SearMar 4, 2024

This idea gets aired a lot: "any hypothesis, no matter how bigoted, can be safely postulated and tested because the ‘scientific method’ weeds out untruths".

But it's wrong. Please read 👇

The myth of value-free science

https://t.co/PrmPpb9ySM

The myth of value-free science* 

Perhaps one of the most persistent myths in science—one that also pervades public perception of science—is that it provides a value-free method to arrive at objective Truth, with a big ‘T’. This my…

Iris van Rooij
Jenny ChanfreauMar 1, 2024
SOC-MISCMar 1, 2024

1 in 4 pregnancies end in a #miscarriage which has implications on fertility intentions, mental & physical health.

The SOC-MISC project studies social inequality in miscarriage and its outcomes, lead by P.I. @heinivaisanen funded by the #ERC.

The host institution is INED, partners are University of Helsinki, the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, and University of St Andrews.

See more: https://soc-misc.site.ined.fr/en/

#populationhealth #socialinequalities
@sociology @demography

SOC-MISC

Ined - Institut national d’études démographiques
Jenny ChanfreauMar 1, 2024
Heini VäisänenMar 1, 2024

📣 An important announcement! My #ERC project Social Inequalities in the Risk and Aftermath of #Miscarriage (SOC-MISC) now has an online presence. Follow us here on Mastodon and check the profile description to find the link to our website and more information about the project.

Please boost!

https://sciences.social/@socmisc

SOC-MISC (@[email protected])

2 Posts, 1 Following, 1 Follower · Social Inequalities in the Risk and Aftermath of Miscarriage (SOC-MISC). An ERC Starting Grant funded project analysing the social inequalities in the risk and consequences of miscarriage in Finland, France, and the UK. The main aims of the project are to: 1. develop methodologies to study miscarriage 2. examine social inequalities in miscarriage risk 3. study social inequalities in health consequences of miscarriage 4. compare these results between areas/countries.

sciences.social