
Equal Opportunities at UFZ
Diversity and Inclusion
„Equality means equal opportunities for women and men in all areas of society.“1
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The Equal Opportunities Officer has the mandate to promote equality between women and men at the UFZ and to identify and counteract existing and future discrimination based on gender and gender identity. read more… She is involved in all personnel, organizational and social measures concerning the equality of women and men, the reconciliation of care work and the workplace, and protection against sexual harassment in the workplace. In this context, she also provides advice and support to individual employees. 1 Third Equality Report of the Federal Government, p. 4 |
GEP - Action Plan Gender Equality
Agreement for the promotion of equal opportunities at the UFZ
General Equal Treatment Act (AGG)
Federal Act on Gender Equality (BGleiG)
Implementation Agreement (german)
(AV-Glei) of the BGleiG for non-university research organisations by the Joint Science Conference (GWK)
Current focus topics of Equal Opportunities
Sexualised Discrimination
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Sexism and violence do not stop at the scientific community and the UFZ. On our materials page you will find contact points, background information, as well as networks and projects against sexism and violence. Get help |
Antifeminism
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Anti-feminist narratives are increasing in prominence both politically and socially, including at the UFZ. As a result, it is increasingly becoming the focus of gender equality work and was one of the topics discussed by the Equal Oportunities Officer at the 2024 works meeting. Supplementary Material Further Information |
Things to know about Gender Equality
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Of Course! & Of Course² - Two Comics about inspiring female scientists
© 2021 Waves to Weather
Audine Laurian's comics address the problem of gender-specific loss rates in scientific careers. Both female and male role models play an important role for pupils, students and young scientists.