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News | CCINDLE The CCINDLE policy brief: Advancing Equality in Parliaments in Times of Anti-Gender Hostilities Gender, Migration, and the Nation: The Racialised Politics of Secularism and Religion in Sweden and Spain Impossible Solidarities: Women of Colour Activists and White Spaces Mapping Resistances: Italian trans-feminist organizations creating grassroot knowledge to resist and exist Lessons from the third Feminist […]

Every month #CCINDLE partners publish a brand-new blog, with reflections on gender research, activism, democracy, and the personal dynamics of these struggles across our varied case study countries. Catch up on more than 30 via our website:

One CCINDLE publication from Rylan Verlooy at the University of Antwerp focuses on Belgium, and how anti-gender and anti-trans forces manifest in a supposedly progressive setting: ccindle.org/wp-conte...

#CCINDLE explores anti-gender and anti-democratic movements across seven countries, plus the EU level.

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The #CCINDLE podcast series, #FeministFutures, interviews researchers, activists and policymakers about their perspectives on anti-gender and anti-democratic struggle. Catch up via our website, Spotify or Soundcloud and stay tuned for future editions:

How do political elites understand and respond to these trends and how are marginalised groups affected? ccindle.org/wp-conte...

A fascinating #CCINDLE article from Eva Karlberg, Elżbieta Korolczuk and Hansalbin Sältenberg dives into Sweden, and how a historically progressive country can be vulnerable to ‘insidious de-democratisation’.

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Read on for reflections on the interpersonal dynamics of campaigning, legacies of exclusion in Europe, and how feminists are countering anti-gender and anti-democratic forces through street protest and parliamentary resistance.

The latest #CCINDLE newsletter summarises recent blogs and publications from the project, along with news from our sister projects #FIERCE and #UNTWIST.

First CCINDLE Video Released | CCINDLE The first CCINDLE video is out now! It provides a three-minute overview of the project’s work to unpick the connections and themes of anti-gender and anti-democratic movements around the world. You can view the video below, here on the website, or via our YouTube channel, and follow and subscribe for future videos that will explore […]

What is #CCINDLE? And how is it working to explore anti-gender and anti-democratic movements around the world? Our first video gives a succinct summary of our project’s ambitions and achievements so far:

The #CCINDLE consortium assembles eleven organisations to explore how anti-gender and anti-democracy movements operate in seven case study countries, as well as the EU level. Meet our talented team here: ccindle.org/collabor...

Parliament. We also bring you news from our sister projects #FIERCE and #UNTWIST. Sign up to get future editions straight to your inbox: ccindle.org/wp-conte...

In this issue, our researchers reflect on the social side of campaigning, the legacies of fascism and colonialism in Europe, Budapest’s biggest ever Pride parade, and how decreases in women’s representation and growth in far-right and populist voices have changed the tone of the European

A new edition of the #CCINDLE newsletter is out now!

Researching for CCINDLE: Navigating interpersonal relationships in political organising  | CCINDLE “Will Trade Racists for Refugees” by alisdare1 is licenced under CC BY-SA 2.0. At the end of April I joined Work Package 3 of the CCINDLE project, which focuses on how activists in the UK resist far-right and anti-gender movements. Before continued participant recruitment in England, finishing up data collection in Scotland (namely Edinburgh and Glasgow) gave […]

The latest CCINDLE blog from Aerin Lai at the University of Sheffield reflects on the personal challenges of political activism, and how relationships can both drive and inhibit effective campaigning:

from the SALVUS project, and Dr Agata Gurzawska from VERITY. And to our guests, for their questions, energy and commitment. We hope to see you again

To our speakers Dr Silvia Diaz Fernandez from #CCINDLE and the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Dr Hayley Watson from Trilateral Research, Dr Alba Morales Tirado from the Centre for Protecting Women Online at the Open University, Giles Herdale from Herdale Digital Consulting, Dr Orla Drummond

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Gender-Based Violence and Online Harms Symposium at the Royal Society!

Thanks to Dr Silvia Diaz Fernandez, Dr Hayley Watson from Trilateral Research, Dr Alba Morales Tirado, Giles Herdale, Dr Orla Drummond, and Dr Agata Gurzawska for their participation today, and to all the guests who have travelled to join us in London. Let the discussion begin!

We will shortly be opening the doors of the beautiful Royal Society for the Gender-Based Violence and Online Harms Symposium, organised by #CCINDLE and Trilateral Research and featuring six expert speakers on the subjects of #GBV, campaigning, online offending and digital investigations.

Researching for CCINDLE: Navigating interpersonal relationships in political organising  | CCINDLE “Will Trade Racists for Refugees” by alisdare1 is licenced under CC BY-SA 2.0. At the end of April I joined Work Package 3 of the CCINDLE project, which focuses on how activists in the UK resist far-right and anti-gender movements. Before continued participant recruitment in England, finishing up data collection in Scotland (namely Edinburgh and Glasgow) gave […]

These personal relationships can fuel solidarity and community, but do they impede outreach efforts?

A new #CCINDLE blog from Aerin Lai at the University of Sheffield explores the interpersonal dynamics of political organising, drawing from interviews with campaigners in Scotland who often develop close friendships as they navigate protest arenas.

The issue of where we should draw the line for religious influence in civic life, and the ways in which religion is stereotyped or weaponised, create a complex set of problems and hypocrisies. How can freedom of and freedom from religion be balanced? ccindle.org/wp-conte...

A fascinating #CCINDLE publication from Elżbieta Korolczuk explores the role of the Polish Catholic Church in resisting women’s and minority rights.

The Being Trans in Philosophy zine captures the perspectives of 22 trans or trans-parenting philosophers, exploring their anxieties about the often abstract way that academia parses trans identities and the real-world consequences for those trying to navigate these spaces: being.transinphiloso...

Gender-Based Violence and Online Harms Symposium: 12th September 2025 | CCINDLE Where: The Royal Society, 6 – 9 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG When: 12th September 2025, 09:30 – 16:30 The CCINDLE project and Trilateral Research are pleased to invite you to the Gender-Based Violence and Online Harms Symposium, a one-day event at the Royal Society in London focused on the dynamics of gender-based violence and online […]

digital age:

Check out the details on our speakers and sign up by the 28th August to join the conversation and hear from expert guests Dr Silvia Diaz Fernandez, Dr Hayley Watson, Giles Herdale, Professor Olga Jurasz, Dr Orla Drummond, and Dr Agata Gurzawska on the impacts and trends of #GBV in a

Today is the very last chance to register for the Gender-Based Violence and Online Harms Symposium at London’s the Royal Society on 12th September.

First CCINDLE Video Released | CCINDLE The first CCINDLE video is out now! It provides a three-minute overview of the project’s work to unpick the connections and themes of anti-gender and anti-democratic movements around the world. You can view the video below, here on the website, or via our YouTube channel, and follow and subscribe for future videos that will explore […]

View this on our YouTube channel or website, and stay tuned for more videos:

The new #CCINDLE video summarises the goals and scope of the project, and how eleven partners across seven countries are investigating anti-gender and anti-democratic movements that transcend borders.