Research seminar on gender and ethnicity

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Research seminar on gender and ethnicity
The research group for gender, ethnicity and equality holds a paper seminar on December 16th and 17th in Bodø and online.

The research group for gender, ethnicity and equality (KEL) at the Faculty of Social Sciences holds a paper seminar on December 16th and 17th on gender, ethnicity and equality, and invites all researchers at Nord university to present or attend the seminar. The seminar will be held both in person in Bodø and online. Students that are interested in the topic might also attend the seminar and listen to the presenters.

The research group for gender, ethnicity, and equality (KEL) is an interdisciplinary, active, and curiosity driven research group. Among our research interests you will find migration studies, Sami and indigenous studies, feminist epistemologies, management and leadership studies, intersectionality, and equality politics.

Registration:

If you want to attend or present something, please register in this form: Registration Research seminar on gender and ethnicity (nettskjema.no). The deadline for registering is December 2nd 2024.

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