La violència política contra les feministes: impactes, estratègies i resistències
La violència política contra les feministes: impactes, estratègies i resistències
Maria Rodó-Zárate spoke about RESIST findings in a roundtable on political violence against feminists, together with legal experts, activists, organisations working on sexual and reproductive rights, and feminist public figures as part of the Jornades Feministes 2026: Feminismes en Revolta 1976-2026, a major autonomous feminist gathering in Catalonia. The session addressed political violence as a systematic attempt to limit, condition, or deactivate feminism as a political project, and examined its different forms, including harassment, criminalisation, institutional repression, legal attacks, racism, and campaigns of delegitimation. The roundtable had a very significant audience, with around 200 participants, and generated an important discussion on the impacts of this violence on feminist activists and organisations, as well as on the strategies needed to respond collectively and sustain feminist action.
- University of Barcelona Spain
- Universitat Pompeu Fabra Spain
Gender-Based Violence, Gender Role, Intersectional feminism, Sociology, Human rights, Social geography, Human rights violations, Activism, Gender Dysphoria, Queer feminist solidarity, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Xenophobia, Gender Identity, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Democracy, Queer theory, Europe, Anti-gender, Anti-gender politics, Women's Rights, Regional human rights, Homophobia, Gender-Affirming Care, Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Community-Based Participatory Research, Catalonia, Feminist theory, Basque Country, Queer feminist resistance, Anti-racism, Feminism, Social sciences, Gender equality, Social Justice, Inclusive education, Gender-Nonconforming Persons, Reproductive Rights, Abortion, Trans rights, Social movement, Spain, Gender studies, Political sciences, Racial inequality, Social inequalities
Gender-Based Violence, Gender Role, Intersectional feminism, Sociology, Human rights, Social geography, Human rights violations, Activism, Gender Dysphoria, Queer feminist solidarity, Transphobia, LGBTIQ+ rights, Political violence, Xenophobia, Gender Identity, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Democracy, Queer theory, Europe, Anti-gender, Anti-gender politics, Women's Rights, Regional human rights, Homophobia, Gender-Affirming Care, Gender Equity, Gender inequality, Community-Based Participatory Research, Catalonia, Feminist theory, Basque Country, Queer feminist resistance, Anti-racism, Feminism, Social sciences, Gender equality, Social Justice, Inclusive education, Gender-Nonconforming Persons, Reproductive Rights, Abortion, Trans rights, Social movement, Spain, Gender studies, Political sciences, Racial inequality, Social inequalities
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