Rudaz Morgane

		Morgane Rudaz is a PhD candidate and teaching assistant affiliated to the Institute of Environmental Governance and Territorial Development and to the Institute of Gender Studies of the University of Geneva since October 2021. She holds a Bachelor's degree (BA) in Geography and Environment from the University of Geneva and graduated from University College Dublin with a Master's degree (MSc) in Critical Geographies.

Morgane Rudaz is a PhD candidate and teaching assistant affiliated to the Institute of Environmental Governance and Territorial Development and to the Institute of Gender Studies of the University of Geneva since October 2021.

She holds a Bachelor's degree (BA) in Geography and Environment from the University of Geneva and graduated from University College Dublin with a Master's degree (MSc) in Critical Geographies.

Thesis

Morgane is interested in feminist activism in urban spaces, with a particular focus on protest tactics aimed at combating gender-based violence. In her thesis, she examines the practice of the Collage Féministe, a feminist protest tool, often associated with the movement of the same name. She seeks to understand how this tactic is employed by feminist collectives to denounce and seek justice for the victims of femicides, how it is used to occupy public spaces, and how it fits into the broader tradition of feminist repertoires of action. Her thesis is co-supervised by Prof. Laurent Matthey and Prof. Marylène Lieber.

Research interests

Feminist Geographies and Sociology of Gender ; Urban studies ; Feminist and Queer Theories ; Social movement studies ; Public space(s) ; Public art(ivism).

Teaching

T100003 Séminaire d'introduction aux méthodes quantitatives
T200001 Séminaire de méthodes quantitatives

Ms Morgane Rudaz

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