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Resistance and Change
The Struggle for Equality from women's suffrage to AI
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- Date: 08.03.2024
- Place: online on Teams
- Typology: Webinar
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AIMED AT High school classes.
What can paths to gender equality look like? Researchers from Eurac Research will explain this for different areas of society, from women's movements and political representation to assistance systems and artificial intelligence.
Katharina Crepaz
Politics and Health Researcher, Center for Autonomy Experience
Artificial intelligence has been on everyone's lips since ChatGPT. What gender stereotypes and prejudices does AI reproduce and how can we counteract them?
Mirjam Gruber
Political Researcher, Center for Advanced Studies
Gender roles in South Tyrol remain broadly traditional: The man pursues a career, the woman looks after the children. Who has an interest in keeping it that way? Which policies contribute to this - and with what consequences?
Melanie Gross
Researcher, Institute of Public Management
Women are still under-represented in politics. But why is this the case? How do voters perceive the role of women in local politics?
Chiara Paris
Historian, Centre for Advanced Studies
The late 1960s saw the emergence of social movements all over the world. South Tyrol was no exception: here, too, the New Women's Movement fought for self-determination and broke patriarchal patterns. Who were these women? And what women's movements exist today?
