Last week, I had the exciting honor & opportunity to present work with Amy Alexander & Nicholas Charron at @sciencespo-cee.bsky.social. Thank you @npiolat.bsky.social & Nonna Mayer for the invite & great discussion - & to this amazing institute for a thought-provoking, engaging exchange!🙏

What a productive, inspiring workshop on 'Gender and attitudes towards gender equality - A generational backlash' with the amazing @hildecoffe.bsky.social @martafraile.bsky.social @npiolat.bsky.social @rosieshorrocks.bsky.social @anjadurovic.bsky.social, Nonna Mayer and Melanie Dietz!

This year's EPSA featured some really inspiring research at the same time as a cozy community :) grateful for quality moments with friends, very useful feedback on my work and fresh motivation. Looking forward to exploring Belfast next year with @epssnet.bsky.social!

Today, I had the opportunity to present my research about antifeminism among young men to Members of the European Parliament, activists, journalists, lawyers, victims of gender-based violence and other people fighting for women's and LGBTQI+ rights every day.

Finally, Die Linke mobilized most strongly among former voters of the Greens, which voters did not consider as particularly competent on social justice (ranking last in this graph).

Compared to the established parties’ voters, Die Linke voters are less likely to perceive their own economic situation as good and more likely to perceive that things are rather unfair in Germany.

Among the most prominent and rising perceptions about Die Linke is that it is the party most concerned with and competent in social justice. Its voters indicate that social justice was their most important concern in this election.

...it seems that social justice concerns drove the most surprising election result: The success of Die Linke.

Die Linke consistently steered debates towards social justice issues. And social justice was among the top important issues for voters (ranking 1st with domestic security).

Is there a gender youth gap in far-right voting and cultural attitudes across EU countries? 🚻🇪🇺

With Amy Alexander and Nicholas Charron, we have a new Gender Update out in @ejpgjournal.bsky.social. We find much cross-country variation, but... 🧵

bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journal...

Fresh in my mailbox: @janaschwenk.bsky.social's dissertation! 🥳 To be defended on Dec 8! Can't wait to see you rock your defense and the next years of academic craziness, to keep being inspired by you and learning from you🤗

Today, I had the opportunity and honor to present my and others' recent and ongoing work on (young men's) opposition to feminist policy to the Swedish Gender Equality Agency. Feeling very excited and humbled that this work actually reaches practitioners! :)