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Empirical Study of Gender Research Network. We cultivate and support academic research on gender and power through workshops, networks, and funding

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We then went into four workshop groups! These are a key piece of the EGEN format – you can get feedback early on in projects or help with a particularly challenging pieces of projects. Our workshop groups 👇
Group 1: Facilitator: Angie Torres-Beltran Participants: Catherine Reyes-Housholder, Carolina Tchintian ● Maria Teresa Martinez Trujillo “Las niñas bien y el Narco”: the triple transgression of the wealthy women who are in and around drug trafficking organizations in Mexico” ● Lisa Baldez “Stripping Identity: Indigenous Women's Dress and State Power in Panama, 1903-1925” Group 2 Facilitator: Juan Pablo Micozzi Participants: Tiffany Barnes, Antonella Bandiera ● Giulia Venturini, “Women in Top Ministerial Positions: A Comparative Perspective” ● Jennifer Piscopo “Crisis, Ministerial Survival and Gendered Leadership Style” Group 3 Facilitator: Adrian Lucardi Participants: Andrea Aldrich, Amanda Clayton ● Eugenia Artabe “Elites Cues and Public Support for Gender Diversification of the Judiciary” ● Anna Wilke “Voice of the Law: Gender, Elite Persuasion, and the Role of Attention in Debates about Constitutional Rights” Group 4 Facilitator: Dawn Teele Participants: Mirya Holman, Leslie Schwindt-Bayer, Jakana Thomas ● Diana Dávila Gordillo “Gender, Voting, and Party Strategy” ● Cecilia Josefsson “Speaking of Women: Tracing the Evolution of Women’s Rights Norms in UN General Debate Speeches”
May 19, 2025 at 11:58 AM
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We had an amazing time in ITAM in Mexico City for the 17th Empirical Study of Gender (EGEN) workshop! Our workshop brought together scholars from around the world to discuss projects on gender and power, get feedback, and build community. Look at this group of amazing scholars 🤩
A group of scholars stand behind a sign that reads ITAM. There is green lawn to the front and sides of the sign and red buildings in the background.
May 19, 2025 at 11:56 AM