As of today, the Center for Gender Research (FREIA) at AAU ceases to exist. The Center was founded more than 30 years ago by some of the pioneers of gender research in Denmark đź§µ1/6
We want to thank everybody who have contributed to our community – former staff, Danish and international colleagues, students, administrative support, visiting PhDs, guest researchers, interns… THANK YOU for your generosity and commitment! 5/6
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The FIERCE project kicks-off! 🎉🎉
Today the FIERCE Consortium had its first meeting to get ready for an exciting 3-year journey!
Fruitful conversations with our experienced partners foreshadow a great and promising cooperation.✨
#FierceProjectEu #HorizonEurope
Published in “Implementing Gender Quotas in Political Representation: Resisting Institutions”, the authors of the chapter are Birte Siim, @LiseAgustin, @cfiig8200
Saying farewell to dear colleagues is not easy - we don't want to let them go! Yesterday @ForFreia celebrated academic friendships and said a massive THANK YOU to @pauline_stoltz & Helene Pristed Nielsen for immense contributions to #genderresearch at #AAU We'll miss you so much!
Published by Birte Siim and @LiseAgustin link: cadmus.eui.eu/bitstream/hand…
This week, let’s speak about democracy and political representation! FREIA has been working a lot on these issues. To know more, check this account!
Do you want to know more about what works in addressing the gender gap in research funding? Check out “Gender Balance Initiatives in Research Funding: Barriers and Possible Measures to Increase the Share of Women within Natural Science and Technology” #genderequality #AAU #FREIA
Published by @StineFaber, Helene Pristed Nielsen and @AnnaStegger
In 2020, we published a memorandum “Recruitment and retention of women within STEM: Efforts and experiences at universities” which uncovered the experiences and efforts aimed at attracting women within the STEM subjects at Danish universities. #genderequality #labor #AAU #FREIA
Published by @StineFaber, @AnitaNissen and Ann-Elen Orvik







