Transnational Feminist Solidarity with Ukraine’s Resistance and Recovery

Transnational Feminist Solidarity with Ukraine’s Resistance and RecoveryTransnational Feminist Solidarity with Ukraine’s Resistance and Recovery
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8
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11
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2022
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8
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11
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2022
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15:00
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16:30
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In the face of the Russiangenocidal war on Ukraine, Ukrainian women have actively resisted the imperialaggressor in myriad forms on the frontlines, and in humanitarian, political orcivil society efforts. But as discussions on Ukraine’s post-war recovery aretaking place as part of the related international solidarity, the key questionis, will the aftermath of the war also include women? It is now urgent to bringin the feminist lens in these discussions and ensure that Ukrainian women’sagencies are respected and included in the recovery.

The event will bring togetherspeakers from Ukraine and the Czech Republic to discuss the gendered aspects ofthe post-war recovery of Ukraine as well as the impacts of the Russian invasionon refugees and the receiving countries. How do Ukrainian feminists think aboutthe aftermath of the war? What are the immediate war-related and long-termgendered insecurities they prioritize? What international responses are crucialfor Ukraine’s gender-responsive recovery in and outside of the country?

Speakers

OksanaDutchak,Sociologist, co-editor of Commons: Journal of Social Criticism, Ukraine.

NinaPotarska,Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, Ukraine.

EvaČech Valentová,Programme Director at the Prague-based NGO Association for Migration andIntegration, Czech Republic.

Herfocus is on gendered aspects of migration and refugee issues and the involvementof local administration in integration processes. 

VojtěchBoháč, Journalistat the independent media outlet Voxpot, Czech Republic.

Hislong-term focus is on Eastern Europe and Russia, and he has covered the warextensively directly from Ukraine.

Moderator:Míla O’Sullivan, Researcher, Institute of International Relations, Prague

The workshop is organized by the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences within the research programme “Global Conflicts and Local Interactions”, Strategy AV21, in cooperation with the Gender Expert Chamber of the Czech Republic, the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University, Centre for knowledge and technology transfer and the Institute of International Relations Prague.

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November 8, 2022