European Institute for Gender Equality

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European Institute for Gender Equality — publications from its own official source.

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Publications 24

  1. Social media literacy or all-out bans? How children can be better protected against cyberviolence

    While Europe debates how to keep children off social media, EIGE's research is asking, what happens when they get there? In countless classrooms across Europe, teachers caution students about being...

  2. Social media literacy or all-out bans? How children can be better protected against cyberviolence

    While Europe debates how to keep children off social media, EIGE's research is asking, what happens when they get there? In countless classrooms across Europe, teachers caution students about being...

  3. Who sets EIGE’s Direction? Inside the Management Board

    EU agencies don't run themselves. In this explainer, we demystify EIGE's Management Board: who its members are, what they do, and how they help shape the Agency's work to advance gender equality ac...

  4. Who sets EIGE’s Direction? Inside the Management Board

    EU agencies don't run themselves. In this explainer, we demystify EIGE's Management Board: who its members are, what they do, and how they help shape the Agency's work to advance gender equality ac...

  5. More women in security decision-making = stronger responses to Europe’s new risks

    As NATO leaders gather in Ankara next week, EIGE’s new security brief shows that women remain under-represented where security priorities are set, from NATO’s Council and Military Committee to Euro...

  6. More women in security decision-making = stronger responses to Europe’s new risks

    As NATO leaders gather in Ankara next week, EIGE’s new security brief shows that women remain under-represented where security priorities are set, from NATO’s Council and Military Committee to Euro...

  7. Does speaking up make things worse? How young girls can be better protected from cyber violence

    In part II of this news series, EIGE’s research shows that when girls speak up, too often the system fails them — and that platforms and institutions must be accountable for effective prevention an...

  8. Does speaking up make things worse? How young girls can be better protected from cyber violence

    In part II of this news series, EIGE’s research shows that when girls speak up, too often the system fails them — and that platforms and institutions must be accountable for effective prevention an...

  9. EIGE Gender Equality Forum 2026: Driving Europe’s growth through gender equality – 17 November

    The countdown is on for third edition of the Gender Equality Forum. On 17 November 2026, EIGE will once again convene diverse voices and partnerships to shape the future of gender equality in Europ...

  10. EIGE Gender Equality Forum 2026: Driving Europe’s growth through gender equality – 17 November

    The countdown is on for third edition of the Gender Equality Forum. On 17 November 2026, EIGE will once again convene diverse voices and partnerships to shape the future of gender equality in Europ...

  11. How gender equality relies on the rule of law

    The rule of law is under intense pressure across Europe. Here’s a new way to understand and protect it. You may have heard the term ‘Rule of Law’ come up a lot more recently – in conversations, bot...

  12. How gender equality relies on the rule of law

    The rule of law is under intense pressure across Europe. Here’s a new way to understand and protect it. You may have heard the term ‘Rule of Law’ come up a lot more recently – in conversations, bot...

  13. Growing up online: how violence follows girls across platforms

    New EIGE research on cyber violence against teenage girls exposes a pattern of online harm that policymakers can no longer treat as exceptional. She checks her phone before getting out of bed. Not ...

  14. Growing up online: how violence follows girls across platforms

    New EIGE research on cyber violence against teenage girls exposes a pattern of online harm that policymakers can no longer treat as exceptional. She checks her phone before getting out of bed. Not ...

  15. Europe's moment of truth: the new Gender Equality Strategy

    One in three women in the EU experience gender-based violence, while full equality remains more than fifty years away. EIGE Director Carlien Scheele on why the new Gender Equality Strategy 2026–203...

  16. Europe's moment of truth: the new Gender Equality Strategy

    One in three women in the EU experience gender-based violence, while full equality remains more than fifty years away. EIGE Director Carlien Scheele on why the new Gender Equality Strategy 2026–203...

  17. Delivering equal pay: a new tool for employers

    From principle to practice: the European Commission and EIGE launch the updated EU-wide guidelines on gender-neutral job evaluation and classification to help organisations ensure equal pay for wor...

  18. Delivering equal pay: a new tool for employers

    From principle to practice: the European Commission and EIGE launch the updated EU-wide guidelines on gender-neutral job evaluation and classification to help organisations ensure equal pay for wor...

  19. Why Europe needs to act earlier to stop violence against women

    Across Europe, a wide range of service providers are working to strengthen protection for women facing violence. But the latest EU Gender-Based Violence Survey shows how far we must go: only 21% of...

  20. Why Europe needs to act earlier to stop violence against women

    Across Europe, a wide range of service providers are working to strengthen protection for women facing violence. But the latest EU Gender-Based Violence Survey shows how far we must go: only 21% of...

  21. Why criminalising sex without consent must be the next step for all of Europe

    Across the EU, women continue to experience sexual violence that is invisible in law. Many perpetrators evade justice because, in several Member States rape is still defined through a narrow lens o...

  22. Why criminalising sex without consent must be the next step for all of Europe

    Across the EU, women continue to experience sexual violence that is invisible in law. Many perpetrators evade justice because, in several Member States rape is still defined through a narrow lens o...

  23. How can we turn men and boys into violence prevention allies? Lessons from Sweden’s 10-year strategy

    As EU Member States put the Directive on Violence Against Women into practice, they are asked to do something many have never done before: build coordinated, multi-layered prevention strategies tha...

  24. How can we turn men and boys into violence prevention allies? Lessons from Sweden’s 10-year strategy

    As EU Member States put the Directive on Violence Against Women into practice, they are asked to do something many have never done before: build coordinated, multi-layered prevention strategies tha...

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