Talks

Degendering Legal Parenthood: Possibilities and Side Effects

7 May 2024 (12.00–13.00), Online talk at the Utrecht Centre for European Research into Family Law (UCERF).

EU Family Law Webinar Series

27 April – 5 May 2023, Full schedule and links are available on the NovaLaw Website here.

"Registering Births: What's Care Got to Do with it?"

26 May 2023, Online talk. Details are available here.

Seahorse Dads and Birth Registration: Challenging Conventional (Legal) Fatherhood

15 September 2023, Panel on "Fatherhood and Labour", at Gender(ed) Labour: Swiss Association of Gender Studies Conference 2023, Program is available here.

"Trans*(forming) Legal Parenthood?"

26 October 2023, Information on the Brown Bag Lunch can be found here.

"Demystifying the European Court of Human Rights"

1 November 2023 (13.00–14.00), Presentation at the Maastricht Center for Human Rights

"Where does it start and end? (Legal) gender misalignment waiting at the gate"

29 – 30 November 2023, Presentation at the International Conference Reproductive Trouble? Technology, Gender, Politics, Institute for Gender Studies, Geneva School of Social Sciences, University of Geneva. The conference’s program can be found here.

"Legal Parenthood: between Change and Continuity"

8 – 9 February 2024, University of Geneva, Conference Justice, Care, Responsibility: Rethinking the Family from a Legal and Philosophical Perspective

Back to Square One? Legal Hurdles and Possibilities for Trans (Prospective) Parents in Europe

22 February 2024 (17.15–18.00), University of Graz, Reproductive Justice in the Context of Queer and Trans Reproduction with Assisted Reproductive Technologies. The program can be found here.

Family Law Pluralism and its Unintended Consequences: The Case of Degendering Legal Parenthood

23 February 2024 (10.00–12.00 EST), online and at Emory Law School (Atlanta, USA), FLT at 40: The Family and the Constitution of Everyday Life

Juggling Justice: Insights from the Strasbourg Bench

29 February 2024 (15.00–17.00), University College London (London, UK), School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies (SSEES). Information can be found here. 

The Strasbourg Compromise: Family Diversity before the ECtHR

1 March 2024, London School of Economics (London, UK), Regulating Parenting: A Critical Perspective