Gender Equality : An intersectional analysis with focus on Roma women in Hungarian NGOs
Ildikó Asztalos Morell
Abstract
Ildikó Asztalos Morell
Abstract
http://balticworlds.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Ildiko-Asztalos-morell.pdf I will focus on the ways that agents of NGOs engaged with Roma and/or women’s recognition struggles can be classified, and how these constructions make sense of the conditions forming the lives of Roma women and furthermore how Roma women’s interests are positioned. Detacting the intersecting aspects of ethnic-, gender-, and class-based relations that constitute Roma women’s position, I seek to identify which segments of the complex of relations different NGOs articulate as central. I aim to explore whether Roma women’s NGOs can be seen as more reflexive of the intersectional complexity of Roma women’s relations compared to Roma and women’s organizations.
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http://balticworlds.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Ildiko-Asztalos-morell.pdf I will focus on the ways that agents of NGOs engaged with Roma and/or women’s recognition struggles can be classified, and how these constructions make sense of the conditions forming the lives of Roma women and furthermore how Roma women’s interests are positioned. Detacting the intersecting aspects of ethnic-, gender-, and class-based relations that constitute Roma women’s position, I seek to identify which segments of the complex of relations different NGOs articulate as central. I aim to explore whether Roma women’s NGOs can be seen as more reflexive of the intersectional complexity of Roma women’s relations compared to Roma and women’s organizations.
Key concepts: Gender studies, Intersectionality, Gender relations, Ethnic group, Reflexivity, Focus (optics), Sociology, Position (finance)