Publications

The book traces the militant track of Marijke Van Hemeldonck, reveals which strategies the women’s movement used to achieve change and how international organisations intervened in the process.

On the basis of Jeanne Vercheval’s militant actions, this book examines the feminism of the nineteen-seventies and the feminist demands that, forty years later, are still alive.

This book gives an overview of Miet Smet’s career, with the emphasis on her realisations concerning the equality of women and men.

The richly illustrated book ‘Boys and girls… an (un)known destination?’ shows how the ideas about masculinity and femininity evolved in Belgium in the last two centuries. And together with these ideas the real life of men and women changed: the meaning of fatherhood and motherhood, toys and clothes, visions on education and work.

Prof. Eliane Gubin, with the assistance Catherine Jacques (ULB), wrote an inspired biography on Eliane Vogel-Polsky, based on the above-mentioned interviews. She brings a clear picture of the bigger stages on Vogel-Polsky’s track, and of her judicial line of thought.

The AVG celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2005 with a colloquium on the history of the international women’s movement. Historians Karen Offen, Anne Summers, Catherine

Women changing the world zooms in on the history of the International Council of Women (ICW), the oldest international women’s organization still in existence. The

Following a quest from the federal minister in charge of equal opportunities, the AVG conducted a gender analysis of the results of the municipal and

As assigned by the then federal minister in charge of equal opportunities, two source repertoires of women’s history in Belgium came into being in 1993