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In an era marked by profound disparities, this book explores the significant ways
the pandemic has deepened gender inequalities in the labor, education, and health
sectors. Through a rigorous analysis within the RESISTIRÉ EU funded project framework,
it highlights innovative scientific and social methodologies that have emerged
to challenge these inequalities. Structured into nine chapters, the work synthesizes
insights gained from extensive evaluations of public policies and grassroots initiatives
across Europe, offering 'better stories' and practices that encapsulate
transformative potentials in crisis response.
Contents
Tables — Figures — María Lopéz Belloso, Sofia Strid and Sara Clavero: Better stories and innovations as resistances to inequalities in crisis: Introduction to the book — María López Belloso, Alain Denis and Sofia Strid: Navigating crisis through innovation: A multifaceted journey — Sofia Strid and Alain Denis: Research project methodology during and about crisis for innovations to address inequalities — Anne- Charlott Callerstig, Alain Denis, Aart Kerremans and Charikleia Tzanakou: Open studios as a methodology: Exploring opportunities and challenges in design thinking for collaborative feminist research approaches — Alain Denis, Claudia Aglietti and Elena Ghidoni: Prototyping and testing social innovations to reduce gender+ inequalities: Lessons learnt from the nine pilot projects implemented through RESISTIRÉ — Caitriona Delaney, Lina Sandström, Ainhoa Izaguirre Choperena, Anne- Charlott Callerstig, Usue Beloki Marañon, Marina Cacace and Claudia Aglietti: The 'why' and the 'how' of using narratives in intersectional research: The experience of RESISTIRÉ — Charikleia Tzanakou, Audrey Harroche, Alexis Hawthorne and Maria Silvestre: Methodological innovations and potential for intersectionality within Rapid Assessment Surveys (RAS) and collaborations — Claudia Aglietti, Marina Cacace and Federico Marta: Doing social research with a network of national researchers: The experience of coordinating collaborative teams in RESISTIRÉ — María López Belloso, Elena Ghidoni and Dolores Morondo Taramundi: Assessing the gender+ perspective in the COVID- 19 recovery and resilience plans — Ayşe Gül Altınay and Sofia Strid: 'Better stories' of feminist+ witnessing and co- creativity in dark times: Epilogue — Index
