ATGENDER

Benefits

Individual and institutional members pay an annual fee and receive the benefits from membership, which include:

 

A. Individual members are entitled to:

• One vote at the ATGENDER Annual General Meeting (elections for the board: March 2011) ;
• One reduced registration fee for the European Feminist Research Conference;
• One reduced subscription rate for a number of academic journals. Subject to on-going negotiations with various publishers; these may include the European Journal of Women’s Studies and Feminist Theory;
• Regular information about the association's activities through the ATGENDER newsletter and website (http://www.atgender.eu);
• Access to the discussion list / mailing list. 

 

B. Students

Student members are granted the same benefits as individual members.

 

C. Institutional members:

• Three votes at the ATGENDER Annual General Meeting;
• Application to host the European Feminist Research Conference (elections for the board March 2011);
• Three reduced registration fees for the 8th European Feminist Research Conferences (Budapest, 2012);
• One reduced subscription rate to the partner academic journals;
• Regular information about the association's activities through the ATGENDER newsletter and website (http://www.atgender.eu) ;
• Access to the discussion list / mailing list;
• Aadvertisement of programmes, summer schools, activities on the ATGENDER website.  

 

 

Become a member - four years after the start in May 2009 ATGENDER will be:

• the one European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation; 
• the most important platform for European cooperation in gender studies;
• the main contact for the European Commission on gender issues;
• a broad association for academics, practitioners and institutions in the field of women’s and gender studies, feminist research, women’s rights, gender equality and diversity;
• an association with 370 members (institutional and individual) in the year 2013.
• the only association on gender studies affiliated to Utrecht University in The Netherlands;
• a platform for policyshaping;
• an influential advisor and recognized dialogue partner for various European and national level official bodies.
• a key player in developing networks and links to communicate on a wide transnational arena.

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