Events

One day before International Women's Day on March 7, trade union representatives met in Budapest to discuss women's role in today's society. The…

The talk addresses the ways in which “the West”, has mainstreamed its responsibilities to provide asylum to the needy by leaning heavily on human…

The unexpected defeat of the Fidesz-candidate at the mayoral election in Hódmezővásárhely has revitalised the public debate about a co-operation…

Short-term and long-term problems of the Hungarian trade union movement were high on the agenda of the event on February 27 that took place within the…

Fear and rejection of migrants and foreigners is so widespread in some European countries that it can be seen as a socially shared norm, while in…

The event took place on the 7th of November 2017, on the occasion of the newly published volume with the same title, organised by the regional gender…

There is a growing coalition forming around Hungary, linking the V4 countries and various nationalist/populist forces in European politics. This new…

One of the main goals of our event on 24 October 2017 was to discuss the links between the West-East and the gender pay inequalities.

What lessons should journalists draw from the “migration crisis”? Trying to find answers, journalists from twelve different European countries visited…

Feminists initially used the phrase "personal is political" to mean that the treatment of women in the home and in the social sphere was a political…

The starting point of our conference on 3 October 2016 was the idea that care for children, the sick and elderly is an integral part of human life and…

What is the role of economic actors in shaping our ideas about what it means to be a "real woman" or even a "good mother/parent“?

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Budapest held a conference in co-operation with the Departments of Political Science and Gender Studies of the CEU titled…

In many countries of the East-Central European region, independent birth movements have emerged in recent years aiming at improving the present…