Since the 1970s feminist activism, equal opportunity policies, and research of gender relations have dramatically changed. The gender as an interface of policymaking, research, and activism is no longer limited to equal opportunities, but it is part of projects aimed at reducing violence against women, unemployment and social inclusion, migration and racial discrimination, poverty and social exclusion. Gender knowledge, as produced by students and researchers in gender studies has found its way into countless successful actions, projects, innovations, alternatives that have worked towards increased gender justice. At this conference we take stock of these results.

If you are involved in use of critical knowledge about gender in designing, inventing, and organizing policies and projects, you are invited to present and discuss your experiences at this conference.

The conference has as its explicit aim to organize a conversation between agents (activists, information specialists, and policy makers) and gender studies scholars (students, teachers, and researchers).

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