The RE-WIRING project has been awarded funding by the European Union and aims to properly identify the structural root causes of ‘gendered’ (gender-blind or gender-neutral) power hierarchies in European countries and elsewhere. RE-WIRING seeks to rewire institutions to prevent and reverse gender inequalities, catalyse change processes, and actively involve diverse stakeholders in the research process.
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On August 8, 2025, the University of the Western Cape will inaugurate the thought-provoking exhibition And I, a Newly Evolved Fish at the Iyatsiba Lab, Centre for Humanities Research in Woodstock, Cape Town. Running until October 20, this exhibition is part of the RE-WIRING project. Curated to coincide with the […]
On July 18, the RE-WIRING project held a High-Level Expert Meeting at Utrecht University, bringing together leading gender equality scholars, policymakers, and practitioners for an in-depth discussion on the project’s Transformative Equality Approach (TEA) and its forthcoming Handbook. The full-day event served as a key moment for expert consultation and […]
On July 17, the RE-WIRING consortium met in Utrecht for a full day of strategic discussions to assess progress, align ongoing work, and define priorities for the final phase of the project and its long-term legacy. The meeting took place at Utrecht University and brought together consortium members working across […]