We are pleased to announce that, with support from the Catharina Halkes Foundation, REGENN is offering five scholarships, each valued at €150, to support participation in the upcoming Research Week. If you would like to apply, please submit a motivation letter (maximum 300 words) to regennetherlands@gmail.com. In your letter, please explain your reasons for applying for the …
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(English below) Anne-Marie Korte, hoogleraar Religie en Gender aan de Universiteit Utrecht, is voornemens op dinsdag 4 juni 2024 a.s. om 16.15 uur afscheid te nemen met het houden van een college, getiteld: Blasfemie in de opera? Controverse over queer theologie in Händels “Theodora” (Buenos Aires, 2021). Dit college vindt plaats in de Aula van …
We are delighted to announce that there are now seven scholarships available for the REGENN Research Week. These scholarships will cover €150 of the registration fee, which totals €335. These scholarships are specifically intended for early-career scholars, MA students, or any other applicants who may find the registration fee to be a financial obstacle to …
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Join us for the REGENN Research Week 2024, from Sunday, January 7th to Thursday, January 11th, hosted at the historic Emmaus monastery in Helvoirt. We extend a warm invitation to all those interested in the intersection of religion and gender. This event is designed to accommodate junior and senior researchers in theology and religious studies, …
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We’re excited to present our main speaker for the upcoming REGENN lunch meeting event, dr S’lindile Thabede from Stellenbosch University. This lunch meeting is organised in cooperation with the Decolonizing Interreligious Studies research team from VU University, Amsterdam.”Mark your calendars for November 30th, from 12:00 to 13:30 CET, and join us on Zoom for an …
In a tribute to honour the influence of dr Anne-Claire Mulder on gender and religious studies in the Netherlands, REGENN has invited three scholars Anne-Marie Korte, Inez van der Spek, and Anne Magda Smilde, to pen reflections on Anne-Claire’s life and impactful contributions. This initiative emerged following Anne-Claire’s retirement event in June 2023, where she …
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Er is veel aandacht in de media en ook in de kerken voor grensoverschrijdend gedrag op de werkvloer.Over geweld achter de voordeur wordt vooral gezwegen. Dat moet anders!Het verlangen binnen de oecumenische vrouwenbeweging om een deskundig luisterend oor te kunnen bieden aan mensen met ervaring van seksueel geweld leidde er ooit toe dat Stichting VPSG is …
Coventry University, Turku University and Aston University Online One-Day Symposium There have always been reasons for people to move away from a religious tradition, community or movement. Religious traditions are instrumental in providing individual members with a perspective on the world, a community and a relationship with the divine. Religious communities socialize their adherents regarding …
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De volgende aankondiging wordt gedeeld namens Dr Nella van den Brandt: Mijn naam is Nella van den Brandt, en ik werk aan Coventry University (VK) aan een nieuw onderzoeksproject over vrouwen die het geloof verlaten in het Verenigd Koninkrijk en Nederland. Ik ben op zoek naar verschillende vrouwen die aan onderstaande oproep voldoen. Als dit …
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Op 11 maart 2023 organiseert de Oecumenische Vrouwensynode een Inspiratiedag met als thema “Verbinding in verscheidenheid”. Een beschrijving van het evenement kunt u lezen via onderstaande pdf. On 11th March 2023, Oecumenische Vrouwensynode (Ecumenical Women’s Synod) hosts an “Inspiratiedag” on the themes of “Verbinding in verschilligheid” (Connection in Difference). Please note that this event will …