Under the Colloquium on the “Globalization, Gender and Mobility” that took place in in Tunis, co-organized by the Euro-Mediterranean Academic and Scientific Network on Women and Gender (RUSEMEG) and the Center of Arab Women for Training and Research (CAWTAR), on May 10th 2016, 15 PhD students of the Euro-Mediterranean region participated in a doctoral workshop.  

The PhD students of the Euro-Mediterranean region exposed a resume of their projects (poster) and received recommendations of academics, researchers and experts in order to develop a multidisciplinary focus on the themes approached. This Doctoral workshop promoted the dialogue and exchange of academic evidences on politics, societal affairs, civic rights and mobility among young researchers taking into consideration the gender perspective.

This Doctoral workshop is part of the Axis 1 "Strengthening the capacity of equality actors”, of the project “Women for the future in the Mediterranean” funded by the Priority Solidarity Fund of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development, labelled by the Union for the Mediterranean.

The attached posters were presented as part of the workshop organized by the RUSEMEG and they served as a working media at methodological, theoretical and conceptual levels. They provide an overview of PhD research in progress.

Below the list of posters attached (the titles are in original language):

GROUP : MIGRATIONS, MOBILITIES

- Safah Bassala (Tunisia) : La mobilité intergénérationnelle féminine en Tunisie depuis l’indépendance : itinéraires de femmes djerbiennes

GROUP: RIGHTS, DEVELOPMENT, WORK

- Youssef Bouataoun (Morocco) : Métiers d’artisanat au Maroc : Organisation socioprofessionnelle et transformations socioéconomiques sous l’angle de l’égalité et l’équité de genre

- Zied Bouhaouala (Tunisia) : Le rapport au travail en Tunisie selon le genre et le parcours de vie : Enquête en milieu urbain

- Noura Raad (France) : Le statut de la femme en droit pénal franco-libanais

GROUP : COMMUNICATION, POLITICS, SOCIETY

- Mouna Mtibaa (Tunisia) : Le vécu et la pratique des femmes journalistes selon le genre social dans les médias traditionnels en Tunisie

- Myriem Narjis (Morocco) : Genre et communication numérique : étude sociologique sur l’usage genré et les stéréotypes sexués au sein des réseaux sociaux

GROUP : CULTURE, FAMILY, RELIGION

- Adina Mocanu (Spain) : Le corps, le genre et la communauté dans la littérature roumaine du début du XXIe siècle