Archive 2022
Presentation on Trans* History in Germany (German)
The Autonomous Queerreferat of the University presents "Trans* Geschichte(n) in Deutschland" with Joy Reißner:
August 8, 6 p.m., online
Auch wenn aktuell das Thema Transgeschlechtlichkeit verstärkt in den Blick der Öffentlichkeit gerät: geschlechtliche Vielfalt ist kein modernes Phänomen. Trans* Geschichte wird schon viel länger geschrieben!
Wir vom Autonomen Queerreferat der VS der Uni Heidleberg schauen in die deutsche Vergangenheit und laden dazu Joy Reißner (@joy_harsher) ein:
Joys Vortrag gibt Einblicke in das Leben von trans* Personen im ersten Drittel des letzten Jahrhunderts in Deutschland: Wie organisierten sich
trans* Personen und wie gestaltete sich das Leben in den "goldenen Zwanzigern", aber auch im Erstarken des Nationalsozialismus? Dabei wird auch der Frage auf den Grund gegangen, welche Folgen die faschistische Politik für queere, insbesondere trans* Personen, hatte und welche Rolle ihnen in der Aufarbeitung und Erinnerungskultur eingeräumt wurde und wird. Im Anschluss sind alle zum gemeinsamen Austausch eingeladen.
You will receive the invitation link after signing up with queerreferat@stura.uni-heidelb
ONLINE info event: Support programmes for female scientist at the University of Heidelberg
The event provides information on scientific support and career development for female scientist at the University of Heidelberg, introduces the key support programmes for women and gives advice on job offers and applications.
It is directed at young academics and scientists, advanced postgraduates and postdocs at the University of Heidelberg.
Wednesday, 13th of July 2022, 11-12:30 a.m.
Please register with:
gleichstellung-veranstaltung@uni-heidelberg.de
The event is going to be held online via zoom.
Kübra Gümüs̨ay:
Mittagslesung Lunch & Learn
Bilingual digital reading and discussion with author Kübra Gümüs̨ay on 21.6.2022 at 1 pm.
The bestselling book SPEAKING AND BEING points out: Language shapes our thinking and determines our politics. If people are always seen as part of a group and are only allowed to express themselves as such, they become invisible as individuals. How can we all – in a time of increasingly harsh, hateful discourse – communicate with each other differently?
No registration required.
Zoomlink: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88069678435?pwd=WjhHR0QzNTRGaG1kcnRqdExsRCtZUT09
Passcode: 053010
Event Series: Rethinking Careers — Ways Towards Scientific Excellence
#ichbinhanna. What began as a trend on Twitter lead to a discussion about the young investigators in Germany. The focus is now on structural problems in academic career paths: Equality and diversity aspects, especially regarding work situations, access to academic careers, and the importance of different aspects of work in universities, need to be included when thinking of careers in academia.
In the winter term of 2021/22, and in summer 2022 we want to connect the views of sciences and politics with the ideas of German and international players via our event series Karrieren neu denken – Wege zur exzellenten Wissenschaft. (Rethinking Careers – Ways Towards Scientific Excellence.)
6 International perspectives on post-doctoral careers within and outside of the university. What can we learn from UK, US and the Netherlands?
Wednesday, 11 April 2022, 4–5.30 p.m.
Panel discussion – in English
Dr. Helke Hillebrand / Graduate Academy University of Heidelberg
Ella Ulrike Klenke (PhD) / National Institutes of Health Washington D.C.
Ines P. Perpetuo (PhD) / Imperial College London
Inge C. M. van der Weijden (PhD) / Leiden University
7 Rethinking Careers — Ways Towards Scientific Excellence. Perspectives from Politics and Scientific Institutions
Monday, 16 May 2022, 10 a.m.
Panel discussion
Theresia Bauer / Minister of Science, Research and Arts, Baden-Württemberg
Dr. Sabine Behrenbeck / Head of the Department of Tertiary Education / Wissenschaftsrat
Dr. Armin Krawisch / Head of the Group of Graduates and Career Support / Deutsche Forschungsgesellschaft
Ilka Schießler-Gäbler / Head of Unit of Programmes & Networks / Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
Prof. Dr. Karin Schumacher / Prorector for Quality in Development / University of Heidelberg
The event is open for members of the university; signing up is not necessary.
Find more information on the event series here.
"Balancing Care and Career in Science" - Online-Seminars
Thursday, March 31st, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
(1 hour lunch break)
Balancing care work and an science career means gaining rich experiences in two worlds. But it also requires a high degree of self-management and resilience. Covid-19 has exacerbated these challenges, making everyday life a balancing act for many.
Content:
- Quality of life and success in transition
- Self-leadership and resilience factors
- Societal pectations, own beliefs and drivers
- Partnership, networks and society
- Flexible work (time) models and work organization
Nina Bessing - expert for life balance and new work - reports on success factors from practice and research, and small reflection formats and transfer exercises in breakout sessions enable integration into your everyday life.
This event is aimed at all young academics and employees of the University.
Registration by 22.03.22 at the latest to:
gleichstellung-veranstaltung@uni-heidelberg.de
The number of participants is limited.
"Balancing Care and Career in Science" - Online-Seminars
Thursday, March 31st, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Balancing care work and an science career means gaining rich experiences in two worlds. But it also requires a high degree of self-management and resilience. Covid-19 has exacerbated these challenges, making everyday life a balancing act for many.
Content:
- Quality of life and success in transition
- Self-leadership and resilience factors
- Societal pectations, own beliefs and drivers
- Partnership, networks and society
- Flexible work (time) models and work organization
Nina Bessing - expert for life balance and new work - reports on success factors from practice and research, and small reflection formats and transfer exercises in breakout sessions enable integration into your everyday life.
