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GENDERACTIONplus Final Conference Towards new Horizons: Inclusive Gender Equality in FP10 and Beyond
FEB
Wed
12
09:00 - 17:30

This was 11 months ago

Location

Brussels and online

Ateliers des Tanneurs
Huidevettersstraat 58-62
1000 Brussels
Programmes
Enhancing EU R&I

The aim of the GENDERACTIONplus conference Towards new Horizons: Inclusive Gender Equality in FP10 and Beyond is to review the progress made in advancing inclusive gender equality in research and innovation in the EU, assess advances in policy coordination accomplished through GENDERACTIONplus Communities of Practice, and engage in a 'whole system’ dialogue with policy makers, research funders, ERA stakeholder organisations, ERA gender equality officers, and scholars, to discuss the challenges and opportunities ahead.

More information on the conference including the programme and registration form is available in the announcement on the GENDERACTIONplus project webpage. The onsite registrations close on 31 January 2025.

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