Resisting the pandemic. Better stories and innovation in times of crisis
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In an era marked by profound disparities, this book explores the significant ways the pandemic has deepened gender inequalities in the labor, education, and health sectors. Through a rigorous analysis within the RESISTIRÉ EU funded project framework, it highlights innovative scientific and social methodologies that have emerged to challenge these inequalities. Structured into nine chapters, the work synthesizes insights gained from extensive evaluations of public policies and grassroots initiatives across Europe, offering 'better stories' and practices that encapsulate transformative potentials in crisis response.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In an era marked by profound disparities, this book explores the significant ways
the pandemic has deepened gender inequalities in the labor, education, and health
sectors. Through a rigorous analysis within the RESISTIRÉ EU funded project framework,
it highlights innovative scientific and social methodologies that have emerged
to challenge these inequalities. Structured into nine chapters, the work synthesizes
insights gained from extensive evaluations of public policies and grassroots initiatives
across Europe, offering 'better stories' and practices that encapsulate
transformative potentials in crisis response.
Autorenporträt
María López Belloso (PhD) is a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at the University of Deusto. She holds a degree in Law from the University of Deusto, an MA in Humanitarian Action (NOHA), and a PhD in Human Rights from the same university. Her thesis on truth, justice and reparation processes for victims of forced disappearance in Western Sahara received the Brunet Award in 2017. Sara Clavero (PhD) is a Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the AIB Research Centre in Inclusive and Equitable Cultures (RINCE) at TU Dublin, Ireland. She has over 23 years of professional experience as a researcher on gender equality within the disciplines of Philosophy, Sociology, Politics and Law and a strong commitment to interdisciplinarity in research. Sofia Strid (PhD) is an Associate Professor of Gender Studies and Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. She works interdisciplinarily and has held positions in Gender Studies, Policy Studies, Political Science, and Sociology in Austria, Belgium, Sweden, and the UK. She is the Scientific Coordinator of the EU-funded RESISTIRÉ, UniSAFE, ACCTING and SUPPORTER projects, and the PI of GenderSAFE and ST4TE.