PartnersRESEARCH LABORATORIES - UMR 7505 Laboratoire Méditerranéen de Sociologie (LAMES) (C. De Gourcy) – Project Leader - UMR 7303 Laboratoire Temps, Espaces, Langages, Europe Méridionale - Méditerranée (TeLEMME) (K. Lambert) Co-Project Leader These two laboratories are working together as partners for this conference together with UMR TELEMMe’s GeFeM-GECRIS and members of LAMES’ Axis 2 – Migratory recompositions in the Mediterranean and Axis 3 - Education and culture in the digital age. These teams will participate in the conference’s logistical and scientific organization and contribute their individual and collective research to some sessions. - CNRS The French National Centre for Scientific Research is among the world's leading research institutions. Its scientists explore the living world, matter, the Universe, and the functioning of human societies in order to meet the major challenges of today and tomorrow. Internationally recognised for the excellence of its scientific research, the CNRS is a reference in the world of research and development, as well as for the general public. - Aix-Marseille Université Created on 1 January 2012, Aix-Marseille Université (AMU) can legitimately be considered, after its first five years mostly dedicated to its restructure as a single university, to have met its most important challenge: fusion of three universities in the region and establish a major world-ranking university. AMU is thus a university dedicated to intensive research with partnerships throughout the world, thus ensuring its attachment and integration within its region and its place among France’s top universities according to the Shanghai classification. AMU is a multidisciplinary university with five disciplinary sectors and comprising 19 separate bodies (faculties, schools, institutes) and one multidisciplinary sector (including ESPE IUT):
Its campuses are located in 10 cities across four French departments. Its property holdings include 58 sites and cover more than 830,000 sq.m. AMU has received an Operation Campus grant which, in conjunction with a State-Region Contract Plan, has been used for the rehabilitation and modernisation of its campuses in order to meet the highest international standards. AMU is now a recognized and identified institution that has established its identity, assumed its place as an indispensable actor in its region by actively contributing to its development and prestige. https://www.univ-amu.fr/fr/public/presentation-de-luniversite
- Labex-Med LabexMed is a Laboratory of Excellence in the field of Mediterranean studies, bringing together 16 UMR (Research Units) in a variety of disciplines from Aix-Marseille Université: archaeology, history, anthropology, sociology, geography, political sciences, economics, law, philosophy, epistemology.
- GENDERMED (MMSH) C. De Gourcy and K. Lambert, members of GENDERMED’s Pilot Committee pursue their interests in the integration of Mediterranean gender studies within AMU and seek to contribute their expertise within the GENDERMED network to the organization of this conference and encourage fruitful activities in order to increase research on otherness and resistance to gender in the Mediterranean. Randi Deguilhem, GENDERMED’s coordinator, is an ex officio member of the Conference Organizing Committee.
- IRMC: (Institut de Recherche sur le Maghreb contemporain, USR 3077) IRMC has launched a research group led by Monia Lachheb on homosexuality in the Maghreb and on populations that are marginalized, excluded or forced into exile because of their sexual orientation in the period following the Arab Spring revolutions. The IRMC team is actively involved in the preparation and organization of the conference.
- UNIVERSITE DE SOUSSE (Tunisia) The Université de Sousse has established a Gender Masters course at the Faculty of Law and Political Science. This multidisciplinary team includes professors for the Fine Arts Institute, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Institute of Taxation and Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences. In March 2018, a conference on Gender in the Arts was organized with the participation of members of the Organization Committee. The Université de Sousse’s team is involved in the preparation and organization of this conference.
- Réseau universitaire et scientifique d’études sur le genre en Euro-Méditerranée RUSEMEG The Réseau universitaire et scientifique d’études sur le genre en Euro-Méditerranée is a partner in this Conference. Members of RUSEMEG’s Scientific Council participate in the Scientific Council and/or have agreed to speak at a conference session. At its Annual General Meeting (17/02/1018), RUSEMEG agreed to cover the travel and accommodation costs for two of its members who will participate in the ALTER-GEMED seminar.
- MUCEM The Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée (MUCEM), which opened in 2013 during Marseilles’ term as European Capital of Culture, is the first major national museum in France dedicated to the Mediterranean. Its first exhibition, Au Bazar du Genre, gave visitors an insight into the question of gender. Since 2016, MMSH’s gender research groups, GenderMed and GeFeM (TELEMME), have work with MUCEM’s Department of Research and Education, notably with their Study Days in October organized jointly on gender themes, strategies and resistance in the Mediterranean. MUCEM’s participation in the Conference in November 2019 is confirmation of the continuity of this collaboration while expanding and strengthening their links.
- MEMORIAL SITE OF THE CAMP DES MILLES The Fondation du Camp des Milles - Mémoire et Éducation is a centre for training and meetings site involving the worlds of education, art and sciences. This Memorial Site works on issues such as awareness of otherness, rejection of minorities, discrimination, treatment of exiles and the question of resistance. Its Pilot Committee is associated with the preparation and organization of this Conference. The Memorial Site provides its logistical services by hosting the Conference within its walls on 8 November 2019.
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