SUMMER SCHOOL
"(in)Visible publicity of women.
History and modernity"
has been held in Rivne since 2021
About school
The competition commission selects 20 participants from different regions of Ukraine to participate in the school. The organizers refund the fare and provide accommodation and meals for the participants during the summer school, and provide educational materials for free.
Participants in the summer school can be: media representatives, university students, graduate students, young scientists, teachers of history and other social sciences and humanities, employees of museums and archives, government agencies and non-governmental organizations.
Lectures and trainings are held by invited Ukrainian experts in the field of women's history, sensitive urban planning, memory policy, cities inclusion, as well as representatives of the "Mnemonics" Center for Memory Policy.
Excursions to historical and cultural heritage sites, museum institutions and memorial complexes, as well as presentations of "Mnemonics" products are held as part of the summer school.
The concept of the school was developed by historian Tetiana Vodotyka.
Participants in the summer school can be: media representatives, university students, graduate students, young scientists, teachers of history and other social sciences and humanities, employees of museums and archives, government agencies and non-governmental organizations.
Lectures and trainings are held by invited Ukrainian experts in the field of women's history, sensitive urban planning, memory policy, cities inclusion, as well as representatives of the "Mnemonics" Center for Memory Policy.
Excursions to historical and cultural heritage sites, museum institutions and memorial complexes, as well as presentations of "Mnemonics" products are held as part of the summer school.
The concept of the school was developed by historian Tetiana Vodotyka.
Topics of lectures and trainings
- Gender history and gender studies01
- Gender and female images in cinema02
- Gender-sensitive urban planning03
- Visibility of women in public space04
- Traditional gender roles and their transformations / deformations in the space of professional realization05
- Economic dimension of gender (in)equalities06
Lectors
- Tetiana Vodotykaauthor of the school concept, historian, researcher of business history and urban history
- Yana Prymachenkohistorian, researcher of art history and memory politics
- Nataliia Ivchykhistorian, researcher of Holocaust history and women's studies
- Svitlana Shlipchenkoresearcher of architecture
- Olena Pinchukcity councilor, activist of inclusive culture of the city
- Nataliya Lushnikovaarchitect, activist of universal design
- Olena Braichenkohistorian, researcher of gastronomic culture in Ukraine
