Gender and Inequality

Gender and Inequality

Research group

Gender and Inequality

Members of the research group Gender, Inequality and Welfare
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About us

About us

The research group Gender and Inequality offers a forum for networking, collaboration and mutual support for researchers situated at the Department of Sociology and Political Science. Among group activities are a reading group and paper seminars.

Members of the group are involved in research on a broad range of issues, such as:

  • Gender equality and family policy
  • Gender, work and organizations
  • Gendered labour, care and reproduction
  • Inclusion and integration in civil society

Tema: Gender and Inequality

Activities

The research group meets once a month. The activities in our meeting varies according to the needs and wishes of the group. 

The research group has active collaborations with other research groups and environments at NTNU, with whom they regularly organize seminars and public lectures.
 
Do you wish to be added to our e-mail list and receive invitations to our meetings, please contact the research group coordinator. 

Projects

  • Power, politics, and performance: Examining the gendered processes and outcomes of a merger between a men’s and women’s Norwegian football club. (Malene Rosvold, Lucy Piggott og Stig Arve Sæther). Funded by NTNU Småforskmidler. 
  • Betydninger av kjønn og forståelser av likestilling blant unge - en kvalitativ tilnærming (Brita Bungum). Funded by ISS forskningsstrategiske midler 2026. 
  • Foreldreskap i flertall. Et kvalitativt forskningsprosjekt om alternative familieformer. (Ingvill Stuvøy). Funded by forskningsstrategiske midler ISS 2026. 
  • Gender equity in the leadership and governance of the sport for development and peace sector. (Lucy Piggott). Funded by the Global Observatory for Gender Equality and Sport. 
  • Informal/Unstable Work and the Everyday Lives of Migrant Women in Norway. (Sepand Mashregi). Postdoctoral project. 
  • Post-(re)productive Bodies at work: Experiences and Understandings of Menopause in Norwegian Working Life (Tina Danielsson). Ph.D. project. 
  • SheRuns: Women Runners’ Safety, Mobility, and Gendered Access to Public Space in Norway. (Lucy Piggott og Sepand Mashregi). Funded by forskningsstrategiske midler ISS 2026. 
  • LK20 en kvalitativ studie av demokrati og medborgerskap i skolen, delprosjekt LK20 i Den internasjonale demokrati- og medborgerskapsstudien i skolen (Brita Bungum, i samarbeid med Knut Vesterdal, Trond Risto og Oddveig Storstad, ILU, NTNU). Funded by Utdanningsdirektoratet. 

Recent publications

For more publications, see the researchers' NTNU-profiles.

Connections

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