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I recently presented at INAS2025 in NYC:
“Why women leave academia? A longitudinal study of the leaky pipeline in German sociology”

Thanks to @womensforuminas.bsky.social and the INAS attendees for the inspiring exchange, and @europeatharvard.bsky.social for their support!

📝 Preprint👇

The Women’s Forum for analytical Sociology will begin at 2:30 pm at the Interchurch center at Columbia University. Looking forward!

The event will include discussions on topics that matter most to participants. Our goal is to create a space for meaningful exchange and shared reflection.

If you have suggestions for discussion themes, we’d love to hear them! Feel free to get in touch here or via email at womensforumINAS@gmail.com

🔈 The next Women’s Forum event will take place on June 4th, the first day of the INAS Conference at Columbia University.

This year, we’re pleased to offer a hybrid format, so you can join us either on-site or online!

inas.sociology.columbia.edu/content/wome...

We look forward to seeing you there!

This year’s INAS will be hybrid – and so will the Women’s Forum! We will offer online and offline activities so you can join in even if you are not travelling to NYC. Sign up for the Women’s Forum for updates and join our Slack channel for more information.

Hi everyone! We are also on Bluesky!

With the Women's Forum, we aim to enhance recognition of the work, perspectives, and expertise of women within the analytical sociology community.

Find out more on our webpage and join our mailing list: analyticalsociology.com/womens-forum

The call for the 2025 INAS conference at Columbia University is now open. Don’t forget to submit your abstract before February 17! inas.sociology.columbia.edu