Institut Charles Sadron Présentation
The equality references at the Institut Charles Sadron
Estelle BRUNETTE : estelle.brunette@ics-cnrs.unistra.fr
Antonio STOCCO : antonio.stocco@ics-cnrs.unistra.fr
The equality references are in charge of:
- Making known and diffuse in the research unit, the elements of the national and regional action plan and widely, of the professional equality politics between women and men, carried by the CNRS.
- Making the unit's personnel aware of gender stereotypes and discrimination which can be present in all organizational and functioning aspects of the unit.
- Making the unit's personnel aware of the harassment, sexual and sexist violence and discrimination topics.
- Creating a dynamic in the unit on the equality topics: gender-free stereotype, goodwill and non-violent communication, in written and visual medium, diffused internally and externally buy the unit, code of conduct.
- Being the close contact point for agents facing difficulties or witnesses of discrimination, harassment, sexist and sexual violence, guiding them to the proposer interlocutor of the employees institutions. On this aspect, references are committed to a discretion duty.
News
- ICS is a partner of a CNRS “Quality of working life” project
- Parenthood in research: the CNRS is leading the way
- The 2024-2026 CNRS gender equality action plan
- Presentation at Global Women Breakfast 2024
- Training "Professional equality and fight against gender-based and sexual violence at work (VSS): prevent, identify and act" March 19th 2024.
- Presentation of the network 14/11/2023
- Exposition on the Matilda Effect (in French)
Formation 06/06/2023: "Egalité professionnelle et lutte contre les violences sexistes et sexuelles au travail (VSS) : prévenir, identifier et agir" (EGAE)
- Seminar 23/05/2023: Gender Biases and Peer Review Funding Process given by Patrick Llerena (Beta, Strasbourg). Link: https://youtu.be/OtXFPaP0mMU
- Presentation of the network 29/11/2022
- un article France Info:
Harcèlement sexuel et sexiste : des chercheuses dénoncent l'impunité dont bénéficient certains professeurs
Support Unit France Victimes
Telephone : 01 80 52 33 77 , from 9 am to 9 pm, 7/7 or cnrs@france-victimes.fr
Information, psycological and social help/ assistance, free and anonymous, with psycologists independent from CNRS.
The CNRS assistance
English-language reporting system CNRS
The e-mail address signalement@cnrs.fr was activated for any agent victim or witness of:
- a violence act;
- a discrimination act;
- moral or sexual harassment;
- sexist behavior.
The UNISTRA assistance
If you are victim or witness, you can contact the VSSH cell, cell of listening and support at the email address: violences-sexistes@unistra.fr.
