The ninth episode of the INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogue is actually an excerpt from one of the Knowledge Exchange Events we've held within the project. Specifically, this is a panel discussion that involved:

For our eighth INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogue, we sat down with Prof. Jo-Anne Dillabough, who teaches Sociology of Education and is a Director of Studies for Sociology at the Homerton College, University of Cambridge. In our conversation, Prof. Dillabough explores how the rise of neo-nationalism, populism, and authoritarian politics is reshaping higher education. 

In our seventh Unplugged Dialogue, we had the great pleasure of interviewing two guests and friends of our project: Prof. Dr. Dounia Bourabain (School of Social Sciences, Hasselt University) and Dr.

In our sixth episode of the INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogues series, we interviewed Elena Phalet, data analyst and policy advisor at MERI, the Belgian Federal Science Policy Office's service for Monitoring and Evaluation of Research and Innovation.

In the fifth episode of our Unplugged Dialogues series, we sat down with Anne Pépin, senior scientist and special advisorfor the DG for Science within the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS).

For the third and fourth episode of the INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogues (we split the interview into two parts), we had the great pleasure to interview Prof.

For the second episode of the INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogues, we sat down with Maria Olivella Quintana, Equality Unit Director at the Open University of Catalonia in Barcelona, Spain.

The INSPIRE Unplugged Dialogues is a podcast series where we sit down with gender equality experts, be they academics, researchers, or practitioners, and we discuss issues related to gender, (in)equalities, diversity and inclusion, intersectionality, feminism, and more.