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As part of this semester's Cornelia Goethe Colloquium “Logics of Violence - Issues of Sexist, Antisemitic and Racialized Relationships”, Hanna Hoa Anh Mai and Marion Keller will talk to all interested parties after their two input lectures.

Benno Gammerl presents his books "Queer" and "Anders fühlen", in which he explores the history of queer life in Germany and sheds light on the diverse ways of living beyond heteronormative norms over the past hundred years.

As part of this semester's Cornelia Goethe Colloquium “Logics of Violence - Issues of Sexist, Antisemitic and Racialized Relations”, Astrid Erll and Teresa Koloma Beck will talk to all interested parties after their input lectures.

In the workshop, we will jointly reflect on and analyze the relevance that our social positioning can have in qualitative research processes and explore what consequences we can draw from this for research practice. The workshop is structured around four central questions, which we will address using examples from research practice:

As part of this semester's Cornelia Goethe Colloquium “Logics of Violence - Issues of Sexist, Antisemitic and Racialized Relations”, Claudia Machold and Saba-Nur Cheema will talk to all interested parties after their input lectures.

This workshop will explore the social relations of refugees and how border regimes enact power through time. It will aks how states and laws influence connections and relationships of people on the move, but also how shifting social networks carry new possibilities for societies and refugees.

As part of this semester's Cornelia Goethe Colloquium “Logics of Violence - Issues of Sexist, Antisemitic and Racialized Relations”, Nadia Butt and Paladia Ziss will talk to all interested parties after their input lectures.

GRADE Center Gender invites you to a networking meeting in the winter semester 2024/25 for researchers with qualification projects in Gender Studies. After an input on the academic landscape of gender studies by Katharina Hoppe and Sarah Speck, there will be an opportunity for informal exchange.