The program for the workshop will be composed of keynote speakers, including Professor of History of Education at Winchester University Joyce Goodman (TBC) and Professor in Feminist Studies at University of East London Maria Tamboukou (TBC), as wells as paper presentation by researchers in the field of education, history, and gender studies.

The idea is to expand our research network, to share thoughts, to give inputs and feedback and ultimately to develop and strengthen research in the field.

If you are interested in presenting your project, your article, or a research idea for a further project at the workshop, you can write to Pernille Svare Nygaard: pesv@edu.au.dk, who will organize the presentations in the program. We are open to different perspectives on the subject, as well as to different historical time periods. We would like to see a broad scientific area represented, both theoretically and methodologically. To participate with a 10–15-minute presentation in the workshop, please write no later than January 1st, 2022.
Registration for participation in the workshop without presentation can be done by writing to Astrid Elkjær Sørensen: hisaes@edu.au.dk, no later than 1st of February 2022.
The workshop is free of charge and will include lunch, afternoon coffee / tea and cake. On the last day of the workshop, we will arrange a dinner in the evening (at own expenses), for those who are interested. It is possible to participate in the workshop via Zoom. We are Astrid Elkjær Sørensen (assistant professor), Pernille Svare Nygaard (Ph.D.-candidate) and Ning de Coninck-Smith (professor), DPU/AU. We are part of the research project Women’s University, Aarhus University 1928-2018 (https://projekter.au.dk/en/womens-university/), funded by Aarhus University Research Foundation and the faculty of Arts, AU.

PLACE: Århus University, Campus Emdrup/Zoom