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Genderwise
Professional Profiles - JOL LET Foundation
Csoka, Gabriella
Juhasz, Gabor
Kereszty, Orsolya
Kevehazi, Katalin
Kulinyi, Marton
MOLNAR,Adam
Nagy, Beata
Nemes, Antonia
Svastic, Carmen
Csoka, Gabriella
Contact Details:
E-mail: gabriellacsoka@freemail.hu
Current Work:
Ministry of Youth, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities - lawyer, deputy head of the legal department for preparation of codification (at present on parental leave with her 20 months old daughter)
Codification of law and regulations within the competence of the ministry, mainly in the field of social and family provisions
Past Work:
1. Ministry of Social and Family Affairs, Legal Department, Section of EU Harmonization - head of section:
- harmonization of law in the field of labour and equal opportunities
- codification tasks arising from the ratification of ILO, CEDAW Agreements and the European Social Charta
- working group member in: European Integration Working Groups of "free movement of persons" and of "Social policy and Employment"
2. Ministry of Economic Affairs, Department of International Law
Education and Professional Training:
1999 - 2000 The practice of European Affairs organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary and the ENA of France
1997 - 1999 postgradual training on European Community Law
1988 - 1994 Faculty of Law (Miskolc University) - Paper on labour and social law in European Community
Professional areas of interest:
Tea ching and helping formation in secondary and higher education in the field of social policy and social rights in the EU
Areas of Expertise:
1. equal opportunities (gender equality in international agreements and in EU law)
2. harmonization of labour laws
3. expertise in EU project organisation:experts leader in 2001 in "Know-how Transfer, Adaptation and Proposal for a Hungarian Equality Infrastructure"”
Language skills:
Hungarian, excellent German, intermediate level of English, French, Latin
Websites:
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Juhasz, Gabor
Contact Details:
Tel.: (361) 209 0555 /6857. ext.
Fax: (361) 372 2992
E-mail: juhaszsp@ludens.elte.hu
Current Work:
From 1997 onward: Assistant professor.
Eötvös Lorand University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Social Studies, Department of Social Work and Social Policy
Responsibilities: lecturing on social policy, family law and social law
Past Work:
1992 - 1997: Research fellow at the Institute and Post-Graduate School of Sociology and Social Policy;
Responsibilities: studying the effectiveness of legal regulations in social assistance schemes
From 1997 onward: Chairman of Rezsö Hilscher Social Policy Association (voluntary job).
Responsibilities: Co-ordinating the work of this voluntary association, representing the association in professional bodies etc.
Education and Professional Training:
1987-1992: Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Law - Master of Laws
1992-1993: University of Edinburgh, Faculty of Social Sciences - degree of Master of Sciences in political science
1992-1997: Hungarian Academny Of Sciences/ Institute and Post-Graduate School of Sociology and Social Policy - Candidate of Sciences in sociology
Professional areas of interest:
The implementation and impact of family law and social regulations on gender equality
Areas of Expertise:
Social policy, Family and social law
Language skills:
Hungarian and English
Website:
Networks:
Zsuzsa Ferge, Professor emeritus, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Dr. Tausz, Katalin - Head of Department of Social Work and Social Policy ( Eötvös Lorand University, Faculty of Social Sciences). Dr. Gyulavari, Tamas - associate professor, Department of Labour and Social Law ( Eötvös Lorand, University, Faculty of Law).
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Kerszty, Orsolya
Contact Details:
Tel:
(036)304712644
E-mail: keresztyorsolya@yahoo.com
Current Work:
Lecturer, University of Pecs, Institute of Education, Department of History of education and Culture, instructing the following courses:
1. "Whose textbook? Whose world? Gender roles, ethnicity, class, space, time and communication in textbooks". Seminar.
2. "Women as the focus of historical analysis. Women's history in Hungary.” Seminar.
Member of the Educational Research Group of Hungarian NGO, IGEN, International Gender Equality Network
Past Work:
2005 Structures and Standards of Initial Training for History Teachers in Europe. A Comparative Study, organised by European Commission, Directorate General for Education and Culture, University of Vienna, Department of Economic and Social History. participant.
2005 Global Media Monitoring Project, participant
2006 One of the organizers of "Ladyfest Budapest" in 2006, with IGEN, International Gender Equality Network
Education and Professional Training:
- 2004-2006 Eötvös Lorànd University, Faculty of Education and Psychology, PhD Program.
- 2003-2004 Central European University, MA in Gender Studies
- 1999-2003 Eötvös Lorànd University, MA in Education
- 1997-2001 Eötvös Lorànd University, BA in English and Hungarian Literature and Linguistics
- 2005 'Ethnicity and Nationalism' Summer University Course of CEU
- 2005 "Against Discrimination. For Diversity" Workshop organized by the European Union, Helsinki Committee, Budapest
- 2005 Council of Europe Workshop on "The role of non-governmental organizations in the field of Education for Democratic Citizenship". Poland, Warsaw
Professional areas of interest:
Gender and education, textbook analysis, teaching gender in Hungarian academia, gender inequalities in education.
Women's history 19-20th century, History of women's education, Gender and nationalism
Areas of Expertise:
Ggender and education, gender history, gender and nationalism
Language skills:
English (fluent), Italian (intermediate) and Hungarian.
Networks:
Rédai, Dorottya, IGEN, International Gender Equality Network, Safrany, Réka, IGEN, International Gender Equality Network, Kéri, Katalin, University of Pécs
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Kevehazi, Katalin
Contact Details:
JOL-LET Foundation
Postal address : 1118 Budaörsi ut 52.
Tel./Fax: (06-1)319-0331, (06-20)9732-803
Ee-mail: jollet@jol-let.com; kata.kevehazi@mail.datanet.hu
Web: www.jol-let.com
Current Work:
JOL-LET Foundation (since 2003)
Past Work:
Institute of Graphology Program Manager of Phoenix program: (overall management, development of counselling service to mothers in return to work)
Education and Professional Training:
Economist, Sociology, Human Resources, Gender, Public life and Media studies.
Professional areas of interest:
Gender Equality, Flexible work, HR, NGO-development, Linkage between science and practice, Lobby
Areas of Expertise:
Unique field experience - women, especially women after maternity leave, conciliation issues, employment policy, equal opportunity
Language skills:
Hungarian, French, English, Russian
Websites:
Networks:
Hungarian Women Lobby, NGOs dealing with employment issues, networks of HR.
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Kulinyi, Marton
Current Work:
Since 1996: Budapest Public Employment Service Non-Profit Company, Managing director.
Past Work:
XX. district local government project manager, FESTO GMVH didactic leader
Education and Professional Training:
Engineer, teacher, marketing management, communication, organization development, social network development,
Professional areas of interest:
Self-governmental connections, non-government organizations' development, monitoring, professional networks' operation, professional issues' editing, employment of permanent unemployment people and Roma people,
Areas of Expertise:
Employment policy, equal opportunity,
Language skills:
Hungarian and basic German
Websites:
Networks:
Budapest Municipality, Public Employment Service, Association of Nonprofit Human Services of Hungary
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MOLNAR,Adam
Contact details:
Hungarian Science and Technology Foundation
1027 Budapest Bem J. u. 2.
Tel/fax: +36-1-2147712
E-mail: adam.molnar@tetalap.hu
Current work:
EU project manager, Hungarian Science and Technology Foundation (see www.tetalap.hu), organisation of events, information dissemination, proposal monitoring.
Past work:
International Relations Officer at the Center for International Relations and University Advancement, University of Debrecen.
Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA.
Ph.D. student in the "North American Literature and Culture" program at the University of Debrecen.
Educational and Professional Training:
M.A: Kossuth Lajos University, degree in English and Hungarian.
Courses in feminist literary theory in the English and American literature MA program of the University of Debrecen
Courses in 20 th century feminist literature and cultural theory in the American Studies Ph.D. program of the University of Debrecen.
Professional areas of interest:
Gender issues in cultural theory,science and society,women in science - equal opportunities between women and men in research and development.
Areas of Expertise:
event organisation, translation, project work
Language skills:
Hungarian, advanced English, basic Italian and Russian
Website:
Networks:
Enwise Expert Group (Enlarge the women in science initiative to East), CEC-WYS consortium (Central European Centre for Women and Youth in Science), WITEC Hungary (European Association for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology)
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Nagy, Beata
Contact details:
E-mail: beata.nagy@uni-corvinus.hu
Current work:
Sociologist, Associate professor, Co-chair of the Gender and Cultural Studies Centre at the Corvinus University of Budapest.
Past work:
Research on gender and local government, Teaching on gender studies
Educational and Professional Training:
University of Economics, PhD in Sociology
Professional areas of interest:
Communication, working with organisations
Areas of Expertise:
Research, gender expert, teaching
Language skills:
Hungarian , English and German
Website:
Networks:
Hungarian Sociological Association, European Sociological Association
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Nemes, Antonia
Contact details:
E-mail: nemes.antonia@dunakanyar.net
Mobile : +36/20 209 3751
Skype name: nemesan
Current work:
I work for two organizations: for the Well-Being Foundation (consultant, editor, historian, etc.) and the Institute of Graphology (teacher, consultant).
Past work:
After I graduated as a bachelor of Arts in history I had been teaching in a secondary grammar school and organizing programs for students. I edited learning materials of graphology, (f.e.'‘The history of letters')
Educational and Professional Training:
I graduated as a bachelor of Arts in history at the ELTE University and as a graphologist in the Institute of Graphology.
For five years I've been learning Transactional Analysis (TA).
Professional areas of interest:
I've been dealing with domestic violence victims' handwritings, examining them from a special (graphological) point of view. The result-data can prove useful in teacher's work to help them recognize the behaviours which can be connected to domestic violence - in order to give them the opportunity to inform the authorities in time.
I use my graphological skills and transactional-analysis (TA) in my consultative work.
In gender issues I use this personality based approach.
Areas of Expertise:
- History of scripts and graphology
- History of women in history of 'everything'
- Using both graphology and TA in consultative work
- Selection of the suitable person for a suitable job by using graphology and TA
- writing
Language skills:
Hungarian and English
Website:
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Svastics, Carmen
Contact Details:
1113 Budapest, Edömér u. 6.
Hungary
E-mail: svacar@tvn.hu
Current Work:
Project coordinator - University of ELTE, Bàrczi Gusztàv Faculty of Special Education. The main task of the job is to coordinate the national and international research and development activities within the Faculty, look for new funds and generate projects.
As an expert on gender, equal opportunities and employment issues I also work on projects of the Structural Funds.
Past Work:
Desk officer/Head of Department - Ministry for Youth, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
The main task of the job was to develop the gender strategy of the Hungarian Government, run various projects and programs and mainstream the new approach into all levels of policy making and public discourse.
Activist in the work of various NGOs on gender, social inclusion and school integration.
Education and Professional Training:
Eötvös Lorand University of Budapest - American Studies and German Studies (MA).
Courses on : media and marketing; tourguiding;
Professional trainings on: comitology, project management, ESF, regional development, European integration, public administration
Summer University on Gender (ifu) in Hannover, Germany 2000
Professional areas of interest:
all aspects of gender issues from women in decision-making to prostitution or women and ICT. Main interest is to make relevant and coherent policies on various levels from personal needs and giving real answers to the problems of the individuals
Areas of Expertise:
all aspects of gender issues, mainly employment, family-friendly work arrangements, men, media, equal opportunities, the common points of gender, Roma and disability issues.
Language skills:
Hungarian, English and German
Websites:
Networks:
Ministry for Youth, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities - Department for Gender Issues, Ministry for Employment and Labour - Human Resources Development, Managing Authority, Council for Women's Issues, " Minök" NGO
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