INTEGER- First Partnership Group Meeting
20th January, 2012
The CNRS has hosted the first meeting of the Partnership Group of the European project INTEGER, which brings together Alain Fuchs (Chair of CNRS), Clive Williams (Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Science from Trinity College Dublin - Ireland) and Vidas Lauruska (Rector of the University of Siauliai - Lithuania). The day before, the CNRS also received the first of four annual seminars for sharing experiences planned in the project.The objective of the Partnership Group meeting was to present the project INTEGER leaders of the institutions involved. It outlined examples of good practices which have been implemented through action plans.
These good practices have been identified and recognised through the National Science Foundation (NSF) ADVANCE Programme (USA), the Athena SWAN charter and Award scheme (UK) and other European initiatives which have focused on Gender Action Plan implementation within research and higher education institutions.
Copyright: audiovisual service of the delegation CNRS Paris Michelangelo - From left to right: Pascale Bukhari, Virginija Sidlauskiene, Di Barber, Vidas Lauruska, Eileen Drew, Anke Lipinsky, Alain Fuchs, Paul Walton, Clive Williams, Caroline Roughneen, Teresa Rees Jane Butcher, Anne Pépin, Alice Hogan
The Seminars aim to bring together the INTEGER partners, members of the INTEGER Expert Group and Ambassadors of the project. They discussed practical initiatives implemented within European and American academic institutions which are chartered. The tools and actions identified will feed into action plans being prepared in the three institutions that are targets of the project, Trinity College Dublin, CNRS and Siauliai University.
Copyright: audiovisual service of the delegation CNRS Paris Michelangelo - From left to right: Natalia Vacherand, Virginija Sidlauskiene, Pascale Bukhari, Roma Kacinskaite, Teresa Rees, Claudine Hermann, Paul Walton, Anne Pippin, Rosie Beales, Jane Butcher, Carl Jacobsson Eileen Drew, Di Barber, Caroline Roughneen, Ionela Asandulesei, Giedre Purvaneckiene, Alice Hogan