The post-2019 Arab social movements have provided unprecedented opportunities for women's mobilization and the politicization of citizens on gender issues. However, challenges persist.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) is organizing with IEMed's collaboration a webinar to address the intersection of gender, climate change, and security.
A MedWe Dialogue brings together a select group of experts to explore the intersection of climate change, security, and gender.
A one-hour webinar, featuring key organizations and regional stakeholders, followed by a 2-hours workshop to discuss the current state of workplace harassment in the region and initiatives that have successfully addressed the issue.
The IEMed presents the first policy study of the MedWe programme and organises a session on climate crisis and gender equality at the High-Level Conference on Women for the Mediterranean co-organised by the Union for the Mediterranean in Cyprus.
The CLUSTER Final Conference aims to showcase the strategic orientations and policy impacts of the EU-funded CLUSTER project led by IEMed.
International conference aimed at exploring strategies for promoting women's economic empowerment in the Mediterranean.
Coinciding with International Women's Day, the IEMed and Casa Mediterráneo are organizing a seminar in which the latest issue of Quaderns de la Mediterrània will also be presented.
Conference by Christelle Taraud professor of History, New York University and Columbia University, Paris. Introduced by Blanca Camps-Febrer, lecturer, UAB.
First edition of the 'Azahara Awards: women and diversity' with the aim of publicizing life stories and projects carried out by women with a migrant perspective or daughters of immigration in the counties of Girona.
CLUSTER project and the exhibition "Women in Action: Ending Stereotypes in the Mediterranean" take part of the Forum of Mediterranean Worlds in Marseille.
The CLUSTER Launch Conference is a high-level event strengthening networking and dialogue among relevant stakeholders, as a step towards the creation of a supportive regional environment for the employment of NEETs.
In the wake of the Barcelona Process, the European Network of Women Journalists is putting together a meeting of women journalists and communicators from the Mediterranean
