In the section: "March 13, 2023"

Read More Since the appearance of a · in a school textbook in 2017, inclusive writing has become a subject of public debate in France. But for the Bye Bye Binary collective, born at the crossroads of La Cambre and the ERG in Brussels,

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Read More Last week, the Minister responsible for the Status of Women, Martine Biron, refused to support a motion proposed by Québec solidaire in the run-up to International Women's Day, which is held on March 8 each year.

Read More Pascale Joubi (Université de Montréal), “Modern Amazons”: sportswomen in the iconographic imagination of the Belle Époque and the Roaring Twenties This conference will focus on a selection of images (lithographs, drawings, illustrations) taken from the satirical and women's press of the early 19th century.

Read More Reserved for subscribersGRAND ENTRETIEN – This is an investigation that will be a reference and that our political leaders should read carefully. Le Frérisme et ses réseaux by Florence Bergeaud-Blackler is an impressive work in which the anthropologist at the CNRS deciphers the functioning

Read More From 07/03/2023 – 18:30 p.m. to 07/03/2023 – 20:00 p.m. After having quickly redefined what gender is and how it can help us better think about the relationships between the sexes and the ways of occupying different roles, we will return to

Read More Debates & Reports 7 minutes to read Juliette Bénabent Published on 08/03/23 Share Knitters of all countries, unite! Photo and sculpture Chelsea Cardinal Fingers dancing around wooden or metal rods, a ball of yarn that

Read More Since the vote on the law of August 24, 2021 strengthening respect for the principles of the Republic, the polemical climate around secularism (a term which is carefully avoided in the legislative title 1) has faded, even if the government