Financial feminism: money matters through a gender lens

Lazy EszterMay 3, 2022

Lazy Eszter looks at finances from a feminist perspective and investigate the funding, investing, and wealth gap facing women. ...

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The Saturday Email

Guest AuthorApril 14, 2022

Lucie describes how receiving and answering work emails on Saturdays disrupts our work-life balance and gives tips on how to break out from the pressures of endless productivity. ...

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Can you be successful without one true calling? A Jill of all trades investigates

Lazy EszterMarch 16, 2022

By exploring the power and professional and societal benefits of multipotentiality, this author highlights how and why creating a life, or career, that incorporates your many interests and skills is no bad endeavor. ...

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Keeping Up with Activism: A Struggle of One Academic

Guest AuthorSeptember 13, 2021

Do you feel burnt out from having to constantly speak up & spread awareness about the issues you care about? If yes, this article is for you....

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Have you seen my confidence? I think I lost it

Lazy DorinaSeptember 8, 2021

Have you ever wondered why boys are louder in a classroom? And why do girls, in general, have lower self-confidence? Here are (some of) the reasons. And #spoileralert, yes, gender plays a role on this one too. ...

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My truth, your truth, our truth? – The need to re-establish the value of empirical facts

Lazy GrétiMarch 11, 2021

In the so called post-truth era of today, empirical research and expert opinion lost its validity, as we all - basing our opinions and knowledge on the non-selective and non-scientific data we can find on the internet, and on the religious or political ideologies we happen to follow - believe we know what’s right, true and good. ...

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A Year in the Life: How Covid-19 changed everything for women

Lazy BoriMarch 8, 2021

This International Women’s Day, instead of taking part in the almost-compulsory, commercial activity of gifting flowers and celebrating “progress” embodied by a few incredible individuals, let’s take some time to review what the past year looked like for average women - and you might recognise some similarities with your own experience, too. ...

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Black Lives Matter and Kazakhstan: interracial solidarity and where to find it

Guest AuthorMarch 4, 2021

The Black Lives Matter movement shook the Western world in 2020, but how does it translate to Central Asia, particularly Kazakhstan? Aizada talks us through the popular narratives and implications of the BLM movement in the country. ...

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My body, my choice: Polish women against the abortion ban

Guest AuthorFebruary 22, 2021

Poland is the latest example of democracy moving backward instead of forward. On the 27h of January the Polish government announced the introduction of a near total ban on abortions. The ruling established that abortion is now legal in Poland only in cases of rape, incest or danger for the mother’s life…. But the Polish people did not intend to sit back and watch in silence. They went back to the streets like they did months before, shouting slogans such as “My body, my choice” and “You will never walk alone”. ...

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Makeshift products & missing school: period poverty in Hungary

Lazy Lili R.January 25, 2021

Lili Rutai talked to social workers, teachers, doctors and women who were affected in period poverty. Her goal was to reveal why period poverty is a problem, how it affects women in different parts of the country and what could be done....

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Dignity, privacy, and safety: trans rights in recent years

Lazy LucaJanuary 22, 2021

Trans people have suffered major setbacks in their human rights in recent years. What happened, and why is it happening? Lazy Luca explains....

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Abolishing the tampon tax: a step towards gender equality, or just politics?

Lazy BoriJanuary 7, 2021

In 2021 the UK abolished the so-called tampon tax: what does this mean for women, and what is the significance of this policy? Is it a genuine step towards equality, or just saving face? Join Lazy Bori as she deep dives into the economics and politics of the tampon tax....

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Hungary’s crusade against LGBTQI people amidst Covid crisis

Lazy LucaNovember 14, 2020

The Hungarian government continues its crusade against anyone outside in a heterosexual marriage who wants children, reports Luca Dudits....

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ADHD: Why I can never be the perfect woman

Guest AuthorNovember 13, 2020

How have gender stereotypes shaped our understanding of ADHD and their role in preventing women’s access to diagnosis and recognition?...

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The alleged promotion of women’s health: banning abortions?

Lazy LucaOctober 26, 2020

What's wrong with promoting women's rights through banning abortion and how is it related to democratic backsliding? Lazy Luca discusses....

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How can we bring mental health for all?

Guest AuthorOctober 14, 2020

In light of World Mental Health Day (WMHD), Zsofi Dombi explains why we need to talk about women's mental health on its own right. ...

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Society Is Killing Your Sex Drive… How To Get It Back

Guest AuthorOctober 6, 2020

The patriarchy is, once again, ruining your life. And this time: it’s your sex life. Looking at advertising, social media, even each other, Becky unpacks why we feel the need to preen our nakedness – and why we need to work to let it go....

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On behalf of all women: Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Lazy ThaísSeptember 20, 2020

Ruth Baden Ginsburg, appointed to the US Supreme Court in 1993, fought for women's rights. She passed away on 18 September 2020. ...

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Why we (still) need to talk about contraception

Lazy BoriSeptember 17, 2020

How can we support women's agency when it comes to sexual and reproductive health? Focus more on preventive contraception, Lazy Bori argues....

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Reclaiming the Lazy: what’s wrong with the glorification of productivity

Lazy ZsofiSeptember 4, 2020

How does the glorification of productivity contribute to burning out? Lazy Zsofi explains. ...

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The dictator must go: Lazy Women reports from Belarus

Guest AuthorAugust 26, 2020

Our reader Viktoriya, a Minsk citizen, reports on the unfolding events in Belarus and urges us to help the Belarusian fight for democracy. ...

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“Crimes of passion” in Turkey: we must reframe how we talk about gender violence

Guest AuthorAugust 24, 2020

Zeren Konuksay explains how the emotion-based framing of feminicides perpetuates the issue of gender violence. ...

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#ChallengeAccepted. The “Challenge” is Being A Woman in Turkey

Guest AuthorAugust 6, 2020

Why are women in Turkey sharing black and white photos of themselves? What is the #womensupportingwomen "challenge"? Ecem Lara discusses....

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A Puppet on a String of Hormones: Changes in the Perception of Women Through Time and Space

Guest AuthorAugust 3, 2020

Sára Baló explores the ways in which gender stereotypes have changed through time and space and their impact on the labour market. ...

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Talking Angles of Feminism with Vénusz Projekt

Lazy BoriJuly 21, 2020

Our founders had a chat with the hosts of the Vénusz Projekt podcast, one of the loudest voices in the Hungarian feminist sphere to talk about feminism, the podcast, their social responsibility and the Hungarian feminist community. ...

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I’ve had enough – the thoughts of a Hungarian Black girl

Lazy JuliJuly 2, 2020

What’s it like to live in Hungary as a Black woman? To be complimented on your ‘nice’ accent, when you are Hungarian? To be in school and hear another girl say she doesn’t want to hold your hand, fearing that you would ‘dirty’ hers? Judit Deen discusses her experience and gives some recommendations regarding what to watch if you want to get an insight into the experience of living as a Black person anywhere in the world. ...

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Kill ‘em with kindness, or the problem with popular feminism

Lazy LilyJune 22, 2020

Lazy Lily explains what contemporary feminism today gets wrong and urges for dismantling structural inequalities....

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It’s time for us to lead – why female leadership matters

Lazy ThaísJune 17, 2020

Why is it important to have not only male leaders? Through various examples, Lazy Thais explains. ...

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Confronting White Privilege and Supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement

Guest AuthorJune 4, 2020

Caitlin Phillips reflects on white privilege, allyship and race in the US as the global Black Lives Matter protests unfold. ...

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The logic of infinite productivity

Lazy RachelJune 1, 2020

Lazy Rachel writes about society's obsession with productivity-as-progress and to what extent can quarantine challenge this paradigm. ...

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Too lazy to care? The monetization of lockdown guilt

Lazy LucaMay 18, 2020

It is now the 18th of May, and it’s been more than two months since I started doing my fair share of civic duty: staying at home, social distancing. With the s...

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In and out of control: quarantine with OCD

Lazy NapsuMay 11, 2020

To be a control-freak in a situation that we have absolutely no control over: a recipe for disaster or a chance to develop new coping mechanisms? ...

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Has our obsession with productivity gone too far?

Lazy ZsofiApril 26, 2020

Being at CEU, you get used to the constant feeling of being all over the place. As an MA student, life feels incredibly unstructured yet fast-paced at the same...

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