Resources and advice for students and researchers
La Bibliothèque sera fermée le jeudi 13 mai. Accès possible pour la communauté IHEID de 9 h à 19 h.
The Library will be closed on Thursday, 13 May. Access remains possible for the Graduate Institute community from 9 am to 7 pm.
Original illustration: Simon, pixabay license
In this episode, professor Nicole Bourbonnais, Carolina Earle, Gaya Raddadi and Trang Tran discuss the recent incidences of recorded gender-based violence across the world, what it means for them personally and how intersectionality of gender issues affect the perception of gender-based violence.
Music: Stay Warm, by Scott Holmes (CC BY-NC)
Picture by Hugo Brendam (all rights reserved, by courtesy of the author). This episode is therefore not shared under an open license.
Contact: gisa.podcast@graduateinstitute.ch
The Read & Publish agreements signed earlier this year already allowed several Graduate Institute researchers to publish articles in Open Access, and it is working smoothly so far. A new agreement with Wiley was signed last week to add many more titles to the list. If you are planning on publishing in a Cambridge University Press journal, you might also be interested in attending their upcoming webinar.
Continue reading “Open access – a Cambridge webinar and news from Wiley”
Cloud storage and online collaboration tools can be very practical, especially in a pandemic. Google Workplace tools are a great option for many of your needs using the Institute’s accounts. Guillaume Pasquier explains what your Drive is good for, and when you should or should not use it.
Continue reading “Your Google Drive at the Institute”
As part of a series of events on decolonising the curriculum, the Gender Centre partnered with the Black Conversations student initiative to host Heidi Safia Mirza’s talk on Decolonizing Pedagogies: “Black feminist reflections on gender, race, faith and seeking solidarity in the academy“.
Further to her inspiring talk, Heidi Safia Mirza started a reading list on black feminism in which you will find links and call numbers to access the resources in our collections.
People willing to watch the recording of Heidi Safia Mirza’s talk can contact the Gender Centre: gender@graduateinstitute.ch
Illustration (cropped): CC BY-SA 2.0 Black Lives Matter Berlin Demonstration, 24.06.2017, Montecruz Foto
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