Next!… “Fatherhood and Privileges among White, Heterosexual, Highly Educated Fathers in the Netherlands” (Sciences-Po Paris)

Next!… “Fatherhood and Privileges among White, Heterosexual, Highly Educated Fathers in the Netherlands” (Sciences-Po Paris)

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Next!… “Fatherhood and Privileges among White, Heterosexual, Highly Educated Fathers in the Netherlands” (Sciences-Po Paris)

17th RePPaMa workshop on Thursday March 17, from 14 p.m. to 16:30 p.m. in person à Sciences Po, room 404, 56 rue des Saints-Pères


We will welcome Catherine Gallais – Full-time fathers and masculinities in the United States: An anthropological approach to inequality in parenting and Carole Ammann and Paula Vermuë – “As a Father, I Like to Develop and Grow” – Fatherhood and Privileges among White, Heterosexual, Highly Educated Fathers in the Netherlands.

This session benefits from the financial support of the Cité du Genre IdEx Université de Paris, ANR-18-IDEX-0001 and Sciences Po

Program of the following workshops: April 7: Hanan Sfalti – support for (future) mothers in migration situations and Lucia Gentile – Maternal practices of callipedia in Gujarat (India)   16nd June : Claire Salles – Queer Pregnancies in Cinema: Aesthetic Lineages and Political and Cultural Openings Helen Malmanche on the clinical management of requests newly authorized by the 2021 bioethics law and preservation of fertility for preventive purposes (awaiting a definitive title)  
Network for Multidisciplinary Studies on Fatherhood and Motherhood – REPPaMa / Gender City Junior Team: Plural Parenting and Gender

Research notebook: https://reppama.hypotheses.org

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