Essen College of Gender Research EKfG

The Essen Center for Gender Studies was conceived as a central research institution of the university. Academically, the research group follows the tradition of gender research and makes use of the paradigms and results developed over the past 30 years. It represents an approach in which women's and men's studies are not thought of as a mere addition, but rather emphasizes the gender relationship. The focus here is on the constitutive conditions of gender, inequalities between the sexes and differences within gender groups.

Member

Prof. Dr. Anke Hinney

PD Dr. Andrea Kindler-Röhrborn

Prof. Dr. Arzu Oezcelik

Website of EKfG

Women's & Gender Research Network NRW FGF NRW

The NRW Women's and Gender Studies Network currently brings together 441 academics from a total of 38 universities in NRW and seven university-related research institutions. In addition, there are interdisciplinary centers and disciplinary workplaces for gender research as well as gender studies courses. The activities of the network are funded by the state government and the universities of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Mitglieder

Dr. med. Anke Diehl

Prof. Dr. Anke Hinney

PD Dr. Andrea Kindler-Röhrborn

Prof. Dr. Arzu Oezcelik

Eva Wegrzyn

Prof. Dr. Sabine Oertelt-Prigione

Website of FGF

Gendermedicine.NRW LighthouseGendermedicine NRW

The Gendermedizin.NRW lighthouse brings together experts from various disciplines and organizations (research institutes, university hospitals, universities, networks). The lighthouse thus forms

  •  a common umbrella for strategic topics
  • the starting point for position papers and white papers,
  • the framework for joint events and
  • the basis for joint projects.

Mitglieder

Dr. med. Anke Diehl

Prof. Dr. Anke Hinney

Prof. Dr. Sabine Oertelt-Prigione

Website Lighthouse - Gendermedizin