The #CCINDLE project concludes this month after four years of research on how anti-gender and anti-democratic politics operate around the world, and how feminist change-makers are resisting threats to advance and safeguard human rights.

The final September edition of the #CCINDLE newsletter wraps up our regular series of bulletins on project activities and outputs.

New #CCINDLE videos are out now, including an introduction to the #FeministDemocracyLabs with Emanuela Lombardo and Alexander Murphy with an overview of how campaigners and practitioners can use our many project outputs (from articles and blogs to podcasts and evidence bites)!

New scholarship from the #CCINDLE team! This journal article from Petra Ahrens and Petra Meier dives into the European Parliament, and how the growth of anti-gender movements is challenging its image as an equality superpower.

A brand-new #CCINDLE blog from Yentl Verdonck and the Belgian team at the University of Antwerp presents an analysis of the types of #anti-gender actors evident in research on these movements, from religious figures, to activists, scholars, politicians, and state institutions.

The new batch of #CCINDLE evidence bites offer concise snapshots of key research into anti-gender and anti-democratic movements around the world.

A brand-new #CCINDLE blog from Kaat Emmery at the University of Antwerp explores how intersex people are marginalised in Belgium, where every day around five babies are born who do not fall within a prevailing sex binary model.

The final regular issue of the #CCINDLE newsletter is out today, at the culmination of four years of research on anti-gender, anti-democratic movements and the feminist resistance that is countering them around the world.

The #CCINDLE blog series now has more than fifty entries from across the four years of the project, with partners reflecting on the theory and practice of authoritarianism and anti-gender movements, as well as their inspirations, struggles, and causes for optimism from vantage points around the

We are proud to announce a brand-new set of #CCINDLE evidence bites, based on research from our teams around the world.

A fresh #CCINDLE blog from Conny Roggeband at the University of Amsterdam and Joan de Klerk and Bren Kutch from the Society of Gender Professionals dives into the backlash against #DEI, reflecting on years of collaborative workshops and the perspectives of participants experiencing