On 8 March, CIEG's Coordinator Anália Torres, was distinguished with the Beatriz Ângelo Municipal Award, by the City Council of Odivelas.
Annually, the Municipality awards women and local or national Institutions that had an impact on the various sectors of society and on the promotion of gender equality.
On 9 May, at 6pm, another session of the Gender in Debate Cycle took place. Under the theme “Feminisms and LGBTQI+: encounters and mismatches”. Paulo Côrte-Real (former Chairman of ILGA Portugal) and Manuela Tavares (UMAR) were the invited guest speakers, the moderator being Anália Torres.
On 13 February CIEG hosted a workshop conducted by Pedro Correia, Professor at Institute for Social and Political Sciences, ULisboa, based on one of his published articles: “Análise de dados sobre a problemática do género na gestão de recursos humanos dos serviços do Ministério da Justiça em Portugal: um Ministério no feminino?". This text served as the basis for a gender analysis of male and female distribution along the Ministry of Justice services and hierarchy, in Portugal. This workshop was attended by researchers from CIEG and from the Disability and Human Rights Observatory.
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PhD in Social Sciences, specialising in Sociology. Assistant Professor at ISCSP/ULisboa.
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Teresa Janela Pinto has a PhD in Social Policy and a degree in Psychology. She is a Visiting Assistant Professor at ISCSP/ULisboa, where she teaches postgraduate courses and undergraduate courses in Social Policy, Sociology and Social Work. She is Vice-Coordinator of the Disability and Human Rights Observatory (ODDH) and a member of the Ethical and Scientific Committee of the International Foundation for Applied Disability Research (FIRAH).
CV: https://www.cienciavitae.pt/A61A-011F-62C3
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PhD in Sociology from ISCTE-IUL. PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Évora.
Interests include gender studies, feminist theory, and applied pedagogy. Currently conducting research on disciplinary power, gender, and subjectivity in late neoliberalism.
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Estefânia Silva has a degree, master's and doctorate in Education. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Maia (UMaia).
On 5 December CIEG welcomed it´s Advisory Committee composed by Professors Janet Holland, Capitolina Díaz, Richard Cleminson and Marie-Thérèse Letablier. This was a very important moment once it was the first time CIEG had the opportunity to meet with it´s Advisory Committee. During the morning, a meeting was held between CIEG's Board, the Research Lines Coordinators and the Committee followed by a guided visit around the Institute. The meeting continued during the afternoon with the presence of CIEG´s researchers to present their work on Research Projects. The feedback from the Advisory Committee and the fomented discussion throughout the day were extremely effective.
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