International Women's Rights Day
As part of International Women's Rights Day, the University of Reunion invites you to participate in the various events organized on campus.
Anna's notebook
The reactionary leader, the Union of Traditional Forces of France, has just confiscated power by carrying out a coup d'état. He announces that he will take control of the country against the dark forces of non-gender who are disintegrating our society in order to save the traditional values of France. From now on, it will be forbidden to advocate feminism which is, according to him, the poison of the country. Il you have to act quickly: you have 60 minutes to alert the population to the danger of these reactionary ideass
As part of International Women's Day, university libraries are offering you the opportunity to play an investigation game on the theme of gender equality. Wednesday March 08 – BU Droit-Lettres, BU Education and BU du Tampon
Fight against menstrual poverty
Fighting against menstrual poverty constitutes one of the flagship commitments of the University of La Réunion in terms of gender equality and a strong desire for our 9000 students. Whether for an emergency, something you forgot, or to no longer have to choose between buying a meal or periodic protection, students will be able to obtain periodic protection free of charge and directly on the sites and campuses. Discover this device Tuesday March 08 from 14:00 p.m. on the preventive medicine square on the Moufia campus.
Women researchers
The Stella Matutina Museum and the University of Reunion are joining forces to offer a round table with three researchers from the university Wednesday March 08 from 14:30 p.m. to 16:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Stella Matutina Museum.
Free admission, subject to availability.
This round table will begin with presentations from each of these researchers and will end with an exchange with the public.
Regional Equality Day for Women and Men with Disabilities in Employment
The Regional Day for Equality between Women and Men with Disabilities in Employment is part of the Regional Plan for the Integration of Disabled Workers (PRITH). The University of Reunion, which leads the universal accessibility and equality group, is co-referent for this action with the Fund for the Integration of Disabled People into the Public Service (FIPHFP).
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