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Why we should take singlehood seriously in academia
For gender scientist Ea Høg Utoft, singlehood is more than just a personal affair; it underscores a deeper societal inequality. Many people fail to recognise that singlehood is a vital aspect of human diversity.
Tinder for Muslims: who uses halal dating apps?
Francesco Cerchiaro explores whether deeply held religious values can coexist with the digital world of dating apps like Tinder and Bumble. Apps like Muzz and Salams show that things can be done differently.
A call for feminist pedagogy in academia
Assistant professor Annelies Kleinherenbrink noticed the absence of a local network for feminist theories, methods, and pedagogical approaches. Together with Katrine Smiet and Garjan Sterk, she initiated the RU Feminist Pedagogies Circle (FemPeC).
Is 'masculinity' fueling the far right?
Gender and diversity scientist Nik Linders wants to know why left-wing voters shift to the far right. He believes the way far-right political parties handle masculinity, gender, and sexuality plays a significant role.
Students create their own path in new Master Intersectional Gender Studies
The first students start the Master Intersectional Gender Studies in September 2026. Marieke van den Brink, professor in Gender & Diversity, tells us how education becomes more inclusive through formative assessment.
Positive advice for newly developed MA Intersectional Gender Studies!
Monday April 15th, the committee of the NVAO (Dutch Flemish Accreditation Organisation) decided to advise positively and unconditionally about the MA Intersectional Gender Studies. We expect the final decision of the NVAO in July.
International Women's Day: Why it's still needed in 2024
Is emancipation complete yet? Do women now get the same opportunities as men in the scientific field? And what about diversity at university? Dr Annelies Kleinherenbrink shares her views on issues surrounding emancipation in 2024.
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Why robots will never be our better self
Trouw interviewed Olivia Guest and Annelies Kleinherenbrink to discuss ethical behaviour with robots. The full article is available on the Trouw website.
Displaying Difference, Displaying Sameness
We often view cultural diversity and minority groups as separate societal entities. But when individuals from different societal groups make a family together, that's where we see what "integration" or "migrant inclusion" really means.
Vox Podcast: The Science of Being Single
The Vox podcast, In a Nutshell, dives deeply into the university's most interesting, strange, and exciting research. In this episode, Ea Utoft talks about an often-forgotten group of people: singles.
This Danish LinkedIn trend (unintentionally) maintains traditional gender bias
Utofts' research on motherhood on social media encourages reflection on the broader implications of societal expectations for new mothers. It emphasises the collective effort needed to challenge traditional gender roles.