Voice, Participation and Leadership. Overcoming the Barriers of Invisibility of the contribution of Women to Law: an Educational Challenge

Voice, Participation and Leadership. Overcoming the Barriers of Invisibility of the contribution of Women to Law: an Educational Challenge

Since Mª Ascension Chirivella graduated in 1922 from the Law School of the University of Valencia, the presence of women in law schools has continued
to increase, and women now constitute a majority in all universities. But, upon analyzing whether the majority presence of women in universities is
reflected in legal practice, we see that it does not.

From Victims to Actors: Women’s Inclusion in the Energy Transition

From Victims to Actors: Women’s Inclusion in the Energy Transition

Flora wrote a paper on the gender-energy-poverty nexus. She argued that the energy transition can reduce poverty under the conditions that women are recognised as the main victims of both lack of energy access and poverty, that women are encouraged to be active actors of the energy transition, and that the wider complexities of the social and political contexts are taken into consideration. She took the concrete example of the Barefoot College to illustrate her point that women are agents of change.