Gender Democracy Program news Fifty Shades of (Neo)Colonialism in Russian Filmmaking Analysis Yulia Kovalenko, a film critic and a Docudays UA programmer explains Russia's centuries-old neo-colonial policy in the field of cinema. By Yulia Kovalenko Decolonizing the Mysterious Soul of the Great Russian Novel Analysis Why, in the eyes of Western intellectuals, does Russian literature have an indulgence in moral purity and aesthetic inviolability, while imperial discourse is tolerated? By Lyubov Terekhova and Natalia Slipenko (translation) Support women during the war. Project of Gender in details Statement The project is dedicated to women who celebrate the International Day of Women Rights in a war. By Гендер в деталях A Worker, A Victim, A Consumer: Images of Women in Soviet Satire Analytics Historian Kateryna Yeremeyeva analyzes the image of women and gender roles in Soviet culture. The article is published on the website "Gender in detail". By Kateryna Eremeeva and Natalia Volynets COVID-19 uniquely affects women. Here are many of the ways it does. Analytics The gender dimensions of the pandemic are numerous and numbingly severe, but they are not new and not surprising. By Liane Schalatek Care economy: transformations of communities, the civil society and state policies in times of quarantine Analytics Oksana Potapova spoke with activists working for women's and human rights organizations about key changes in their work and life over the recent months. By Oksana Potapova The Pandemic, Coronavirus, and Quarantine: Women at Risk Analytics The consequences of COVID-19 for society are yet to be studied. However, we can already predict the impact of the pandemic on the situation of women in Ukraine. By Olena Strelnyk LGBT and Feminism: Why Does Gender Equality Bother Conservatives? Event On December 10, a private discussion “LGBT and Feminism: Why Does Gender Equality Bother Conservatives?” was held as part of the Human Rights (un)conference. By Nastia Kushnarenko Sorom i Pozor (“Shame”) Project in Ivano-Frankivsk Report In October a project combining the exhibition Pozor and the screening of a documentary entitled Sorom took place. It studied the limits of taboo around sexual themes in Galician and Hutsul areas. By Nastia Kushnarenko and Natalia Slipenko (translation) Safe Space and Sisterhood at Femencamp 2019 Report Femencamp took place on August 2–8, 2019. The window for applications was only open for 3 weeks, yet the organizers received a total of 131 applications for participation and selected 25 participants. By Nastia Kushnarenko Program publications Materials of the V International Gender Workshop “Gender and (Military) Conflicts in Easter-European Countries through Feminist Lenses” This publication collects texts created on the basis of some of the presentations from the event. pdf
Fifty Shades of (Neo)Colonialism in Russian Filmmaking Analysis Yulia Kovalenko, a film critic and a Docudays UA programmer explains Russia's centuries-old neo-colonial policy in the field of cinema. By Yulia Kovalenko
Decolonizing the Mysterious Soul of the Great Russian Novel Analysis Why, in the eyes of Western intellectuals, does Russian literature have an indulgence in moral purity and aesthetic inviolability, while imperial discourse is tolerated? By Lyubov Terekhova and Natalia Slipenko (translation)
Support women during the war. Project of Gender in details Statement The project is dedicated to women who celebrate the International Day of Women Rights in a war. By Гендер в деталях
A Worker, A Victim, A Consumer: Images of Women in Soviet Satire Analytics Historian Kateryna Yeremeyeva analyzes the image of women and gender roles in Soviet culture. The article is published on the website "Gender in detail". By Kateryna Eremeeva and Natalia Volynets
COVID-19 uniquely affects women. Here are many of the ways it does. Analytics The gender dimensions of the pandemic are numerous and numbingly severe, but they are not new and not surprising. By Liane Schalatek
Care economy: transformations of communities, the civil society and state policies in times of quarantine Analytics Oksana Potapova spoke with activists working for women's and human rights organizations about key changes in their work and life over the recent months. By Oksana Potapova
The Pandemic, Coronavirus, and Quarantine: Women at Risk Analytics The consequences of COVID-19 for society are yet to be studied. However, we can already predict the impact of the pandemic on the situation of women in Ukraine. By Olena Strelnyk
LGBT and Feminism: Why Does Gender Equality Bother Conservatives? Event On December 10, a private discussion “LGBT and Feminism: Why Does Gender Equality Bother Conservatives?” was held as part of the Human Rights (un)conference. By Nastia Kushnarenko
Sorom i Pozor (“Shame”) Project in Ivano-Frankivsk Report In October a project combining the exhibition Pozor and the screening of a documentary entitled Sorom took place. It studied the limits of taboo around sexual themes in Galician and Hutsul areas. By Nastia Kushnarenko and Natalia Slipenko (translation)
Safe Space and Sisterhood at Femencamp 2019 Report Femencamp took place on August 2–8, 2019. The window for applications was only open for 3 weeks, yet the organizers received a total of 131 applications for participation and selected 25 participants. By Nastia Kushnarenko
Materials of the V International Gender Workshop “Gender and (Military) Conflicts in Easter-European Countries through Feminist Lenses” This publication collects texts created on the basis of some of the presentations from the event. pdf
