Resisting anti-gender actors in Europe: is it possible? (Feminism Makes Us Smarter Podcast)
Resisting anti-gender actors in Europe: is it possible? (Feminism Makes Us Smarter Podcast)
Adrianna Zabrzewska and Roberto Kulpa shared RESIST Project findings on Feminist Makes Us Smarter (FMUS), a podcast series hosted by Françoise Girard, advocate and expert on women’s health, human rights, sexuality, HIV and AIDS, and feminist movements. The episode is available on FMUS distribution: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Swq2jym626RFV7GlUknst Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/resisting-anti-gender-actors-in-europe-is-it-possible/id1813899506?i=1000773759269 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEmSQd68heY And the RESIST YouTube channel: Podcasts: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoOClaOlzuvq0aulgmx_U_4Mu1rxHi_XX&si=qqCVWlVcXHjrYiys Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@resistproject
From FMUS website: Episode 24 - May 25, 2026 Resisting anti-gender actors in Europe: is it possible? — with Adrianna Zabrzewska and Roberto Kulpa Queer and feminist movements are on the frontlines against powerful anti-gender forces in Europe, with important allies in education, health, media and academia. There is much that Western Europe can learn from Eastern and Central Europe, say Ada Zabrzewska and Roberto Kulpa of Edinburgh Napier University. Their in-depth research shows that, while strategies vary according to context, visibility, meaningful presence, creativity and networks of support and self-care are key to effective and sustained resistance everywhere.
- Edinburgh Napier University United Kingdom
Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Social equity, Human Rights, Social inequality, European union, Queer feminist resistance, Women's studies, Feminism, Transgender Persons, Gender Role, Social sciences, Gender equality, Social Justice, Human rights, Human rights violations, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Reproductive Rights, Trans rights, Abortion, Gender Identity, Social movement, Anti-gender, Gender issue, Political philosophy, Political communication, Anti-gender politics, Political Activism, Women's Rights, Gender studies, Regional human rights, Political sciences, Homophobia, Queer
Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Social equity, Human Rights, Social inequality, European union, Queer feminist resistance, Women's studies, Feminism, Transgender Persons, Gender Role, Social sciences, Gender equality, Social Justice, Human rights, Human rights violations, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Reproductive Rights, Trans rights, Abortion, Gender Identity, Social movement, Anti-gender, Gender issue, Political philosophy, Political communication, Anti-gender politics, Political Activism, Women's Rights, Gender studies, Regional human rights, Political sciences, Homophobia, Queer
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