EU Panel WatchIt’s time to say goodbyeA few years ago, we asked ourselves, “where are the women?” Since then, our journey has defied our expectations at every turn, but now…Nov 5, 2019Nov 5, 2019
EU Panel WatchAnother year, same speakers?In 2017, we looked at more than 380 debates with over 1,700 speakers and found that 33.8% of speakers were women, compared to 34% in 2016.Nov 5, 2019Nov 5, 2019
EU Panel WatchWhere are the women in EU policy debates?The New York Times calls political debates in Washington D.C. the “male talk fest”, but is Brussels’ political centre that different?Nov 5, 2019Nov 5, 2019
EU Panel WatchWho’s dominating EU debates?There are many excuses for a lack of diverse speakers. But speaking events are not a passive reflection of status quo — they are an arena…Nov 5, 2019Nov 5, 2019
EU Panel WatchHow thick is the glass ceiling?Monitoring women’s representation and speaker diversity on EU policy panels in BrusselsNov 5, 2019Nov 5, 2019
EU Panel WatchMonitoring month 2017: Another year, same speakers?The results of our annual monitoring month campaign 2017Oct 22, 2019Oct 22, 2019
EU Panel WatchWhy we need to get better at talking and listening, and how feminism can helpWe need to change the conversation around sexist microaggressionsNov 9, 2018Nov 9, 2018
EU Panel WatchRight On Time: Ocasio-Cortez, Gadsby and women who “aren’t supposed to”“Women like me aren’t supposed to run for office.”Sep 29, 20181Sep 29, 20181
EU Panel WatchThe making of gurusThis is a guest post written by Anna-Kaisa Itkonen. Read more of her work at Kassandra Komplex and check out her speaker profile at The…Sep 23, 2018Sep 23, 2018
EU Panel WatchWhy aren’t we quoting women?For the four years that EU Panel Watch has been going we’ve focused our attention on conferences, because that’s where the political and…Sep 17, 2018Sep 17, 2018
