New Volume Provides Perspectives on Religion and Gender from Baltic Sea Region
Analysing the intersection of religion and gender in the Bal...
28 November, 2024Gender equality as a condition for sustainable socio-economic development and welfare is widely acknowledged. However, as a concept, gender equality has been shaped through processes of social construction involving various policy actors, and is dependent upon a significant background that contributes.
Its meaning is fluid, undergoing shifts in emphasis and scope, and it remains a constantly contested issue.
Religion is central to the meaning and implementation of gender equality. All religions provide some reflection on gender and embody gender ideologies in their teachings and practices.
They share many common features, such as having Christianity as their majority religion and formally supporting the ideal of gender equality, but there are also significant differences that provide opportunities to gain insights into the interaction between religion and gender equality.
Analysing the intersection of religion and gender in the Bal...
28 November, 2024On April 20-21, 2023, the ReliGen (Religion and Gender Equal...
20 July, 2023RELIGEN project team meeting April 20-21, 2023, Tallinn, Est...
07 April, 2023International Symposium Religions, Gender, and ‘Genderism’:...
15 March, 2022