This issue of Media-N extends a moderated open dialogue about the current state of new media art and feminism, which took place in New York as part of New Media Caucus’ offsite panels and activities held concurrently with the CAA 2011 conference. What emerged from this conversation was a digital feminism that is not a single entity but a multiplicity.

The aim of the international conference on Gender Perspectives in Mediatized Societies is to discuss ongoing mediatization of present social and cultural fields with a gender perspective. Papers – both theoretically oriented and/or empirically grounded are invited.

The European Gender Summit is held under the auspices of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, and is supported by the European Commission through the Science and Society Programme (FP7). The event is supported by a range of high-level partners and patrons from different sectors and backgrounds (see our list of Patrons and Partners). The European Gender Summit is organised jointly by genSET - gender in science, the European Science Foundation and the European Cooperation in Science and Technology.

Conference of the Gender-Studies Section (Medien, Öffentlichkeit und Geschlecht) of the German Communications Science Association (DGPuK) Potsdam, September 22.9..2011 to 24.9..2011.

Conference proceedings in five languages (English, Greek, Spanish ...)

genSET is an innovative project aiming to improve the excellence of European science through inclusion of the gender dimension in research and science knowledge making. genSET is holding three workshops in 2011 which will help your organisation develop institutional capacity for action on a specific area. The workshops will facilitate the development of practical gender mainstreaming plans that can be accommodated within the available functional mechanisms and structural dynamics of your organisation by providing you with access to gender expertise.