Open Lectures – International Women’s Day March 8, 2023

Name: Open Lectures – International Women’s Day March 8, 2023
Start: 2023-03-08T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2023-03-08T16:30:00+01:00
Location: Campus Bromma

Due to weather conditions Tetiana Kalenychenko’s lecture will take place on Zoom and at Campus Södertälje (Sankt Ignatios College, Nygatan 2, Södertälje) in Alexandria (1st floor) and not on Campus Bromma as it was planned. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

In our customary collaboration with Bilda adult education association, EHS cordially invites you to a series of open lectures to mark International Women’s Day.

10:00 – 11:30
Parallel lectures in Room 219/220.

Ninna Edgardh:”Feminist Liturgy, Twenty Years Later – A Look Back and A Glimpse into the Future”
You can join the lecture on campus or on Zoom. The link for zoom is : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86203538781
Fataneh Farahani: “Woman, Life, Freedom: The Post-Revolutionary Sexual Politics and the Ongoing Feminist Uprising in Iran”
The lecture discusses the ongoing feminist uprising “Woman, Life and Freedom” in Iran and provides historical background on gender and sexual politics and the situation of women after the 1979 revolution.
The lecture can only be attended on campus.

11:40
Service for International Women’s Day in the EHS chapel.
Sermon: Hanna Stenström, lecturer at EHS and priest in the Swedish Church.
The service can only be attended in the chapel.

13:00 – 14:30, room 219/220
Conversation open to all interested individuals on “Feminist Theology in My Life”. Conversation starter: Hanna Stenström.
The conversation can only be attended on campus.

15:00 – 16:30, room 219/220
Due to weather conditions Tetiana Kalenychenko’s lecture will take place on Zoom and at Campus Södertälje (Sankt Ignatios College, Nygatan 2, Södertälje) in Alexandria (1st floor) and not on Campus Bromma as it was planned. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Tetiana Kalenychenko: “Standing and staying for peace. Reflections from peacebuilding practice in Ukraine”
During this lecture you will hear personal and professional reflections from a peacebuilding practitioner in Ukraine. What does it mean to work during the crisis of the last 8 years? How is peacebuilding possible during a full-scale invasion? Why does religion matter, even in a secular state? Is there a special role for women during the war?
Tetiana Kalenychenko, who is combining both academia and practice in Ukraine, will share some personal and professional reflections and will be happy to reflect and discuss them with the audience.
You can join the lecture on Campus Södertälje or on Zoom. The link for zoom is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86203538781

ABOUT THE LECTURERS

Ninna Edgardh is professor emerita in church studies, (particularly in the field of diaconal studies) at Uppsala University. Her doctoral dissertation from 2001 is about feminism and liturgy and is based on material from the 1990s. She reflects on what has happened since then, and what the future holds for feminist liturgy?

Fataneh Farahani is professor in Ethnology and conducts research and teaches, at the Department of Ethnology, History of Religion and Gender Studies at Stockholm University. In her research, she focuses on issues related to migration, home, belonging, and intersectionality. She is the author of Gender, Sexuality and Diaspora (Routledge 2018).

Tetiana Kalenychenko, holds a PhD in the Sociology of Religion and is executive director of the European Center for Strategic Analytics, a dialogue facilitator and a researcher in peacebuilding in Ukraine.