Events
EVENTS IN 2021
EVENTS IN 2020
ONLINE SEMINAR
Advancing gender sensitive research: the role of ethics committees
ONLINE SEMINAR
Ethical considerations around remote data collection and research in humanitarian and refugee settings in the context of COVID-19
73rd WORLD HEALTH ASSEMBLY WEEK
Masked Heroines? Building resilience begins with a Gender-Equitable Health workforce
ONLINE RESEARCH SEMINAR
The data wave in global health: What are the implications for human rights?
GENDER SUMMIT 19, 2020
Advancing best practice for incorporation of gender analysis in health research: SAGER
Guidelines.
ONLINE SEMINAR
GENDER AND HEALTH: Implications of Covid-19
ONLINE SEMINAR
Michelle Lokot: A feminist approach to research in humanitarian and refugee settings during COVID-19
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY
Women in power: Challenging gender inequality in Global Health and beyond: A conversation with female leaders
EVENTS IN 2019
9th GLOBAL FORUM ON HEALTH PROMOTION
Health Promotion - A critical pathway to achieving Universal Health Coverage
WORLD HEALTH DAY
Making Sex and Gender dimensions count in Health Research and Programmes
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY
The productivity puzzle - Is there a gender bias in academic publishing?
EVENTS IN 2018
Webinar
GENDRO participated in a webinar organized by Elsevier on the importance of sex and gender dimensions in research and academic reporting across disciplines. GENDRO's president provided highlights on the persistent gender bias in research and presented the Sex and Gender Equity in Research (SAGER) guidelines, the development of which was spearheaded by Dr. Heidari in her capacity as chair of the Gender Policy Committee of European Association of Science Editors.
Sex, Bias and Data
A seminar at the Global Fund
GENDRO's president, Dr. Heidari, described the harmful
implications of gender bias in global health data and research, and offered a path to change the paradigm towards programs relevant for everyone.
Sex and gender matter in (HIV) research and clinical practice
At Geneva University Hospitals
A presentation at the HIV and the body provided evidence on the range of established biological and socio-economic differences that result in differential risks and health outcomes, encouraging a more systematic attention to sex and gender differences in HIV clinical research and practice.