Current Projects
Project duration: 01.10.2022 - 30.09.2026
Project lead: Dr. Andrea Löther, Dr. Lena Weber, Dr. Anke Lipinsky
Funded by: Horizon Europe, funding number 101058537
The European project INSPIRE aims to develop a sustainable center that develops innovative, inclusive and research-based gender equality policies and tools for the academic world. The subproject of INSPIRE, located at CEWS, aims to conduct methodological research in the field of monitoring gender equality plans.
News from the project:
- Publication of deliverable with results from survey and web crawling
- Co-creation workshop at GESIS with around 20 participants
Project duration: 01.11.2024 - 30.06.2026
Project lead: Dr. Andrea Löther
This study examines the structural and cultural-normative organizational and working conditions for the intersectional gender inequalities they contain. It is conducted at eight German universities with a primarily natural science and technology orientation.
Project duration: 01.12.2024 – 28.02.2026
Project lead: Dr. Anke Lipinsky
Funded by: Federal Ministry of Education and Research, funding number 16RBM1015
GendAReview – Systematic Reviews. Gender Research Perspectives on Science and Academia
The research project is investigating how the latest perspectives, theoretical models and findings from international, power-critical gender research can be taken up in science and higher education research and utilized for a deeper examination of established approaches, theories and methods.
Project duration: 01.04.2024 – 13.12.2024
Project lead: Syspons; Substitute: Dr. Nina Steinweg (CEWS)
On behalf of the Ministry for Children, Youth, Family, Equality, Refugees and Integration of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Syspons is evaluating the experimentation clause in accordance with section 6a LGG. As a partner of Syspons, CEWS is conducting document and database analyses as well as interviews, in particular with those responsible at the participating universities. In addition, experts from state and nationwide networks of gender equality work will be interviewed.
Project duration: 01.02.2021 - 31.01.2024
Project lead: Dr. Anke Lipinsky
Funded by: EU, Horizon 2020
The research project UniSAFE will produce robust knowledge on gender-based violence (GBV) in universities and research organizations and translate the knowledge into operational tools and recommendations for universities, research organizations and policymakers to reduce GBV. UniSAFE examines the mechanisms of GBV, its determinants, antecedents and consequences. A holistic 7P model, covering prevalence, prevention, protection, prosecution, provision of services, partnerships and policy, is used to collect and analyze data on different levels.
News from the project: Launch of the UniSAFE toolkit and second European policy brief