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The Departments of the Chairs for Economy for the Common Good and Feminist Economics of the Universitat de València and the Regional Ministry of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Trade and Labour of the Valencian Government are promoting this course with the aim of presenting proposals and reflecting on the economy for the sustainability of life.
Given the multidimensional crisis scenario highlighted by Covid-19, which is particularly affecting women, the course, focused on the reality of Valencian Community, aims to offer learning and debate spaces to configure the concept of sustainability in a broad sense and under the premises of transformation, taking into account democracy and economic justice, ecological transformation and the proposals made from the economy of the common good and feminist economics. Within this framework, different topics such as housing, mobility, the need for a cultural change, among others, that affect the productive system and the Valencian social reality are developed, in terms of changing the model and satisfying human needs linked to the 2030 Agenda.
This seminar is recognised by CEFIRE Gandia.
Those teachers who wish to attend should register through this link.
Centre Internacional de Gandia
C/Tossal 8. Gandia
Jaime Güemes Heras, Director of the Chair for Economy for the Common Good, and Ana Marrades, Director of the Chair for Feminist Economics. Universitat de València
TUESDAY 19/07/2022
- 09:30-09:45h: Introduction to the Seminar.
Jose Vicente Soler Gironés. Director General of Sustainable Economy
Ana Marrades, Director of the Chair for Feminist Economics. Universitat de València.
Jaime Güemes Heras, Director of the Chair for Economy for the Common Good. Universitat de València
- 09:45-11:30h: CONFERENCE: Sustainable economy and social rights: elements for debate and proposal
Nacho Álvarez Peralta, Secretary of State for Social Rights. Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030
MODERATOR: Jaime Güemes Heras, Director of the Chair for Economy for the Common Good
- 12 - 14h: ROUND TABLE: Non-financial information and due diligence as a key tool for the transformation of the productive fabric in the Valencian economy.
Victor Garrido, Secretary of International Trade Union Action of CCOO Industry, and Coordinator of International Framework Agreements.
Adoración Guamán, Department of Labour and Social Security Law of the UV.
Juan Bataller, UV Department of Mercantile Law
MODERATOR: Tomàs González, Director of the Business and Humanism Chair.
WEDNESDAY 20/07/2022
LIVING AND MOVING IN TERMS OF THE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC MODEL: CHANGES AND CHALLENGES FROM A GENDER PERSPECTIVE
- 09:30-11:30h: ROUND TABLE: The right to housing as a dynamic element of the Valencian economic structure: Renovation, rehabilitation and new forms of access.
Inés Novella, architect specialising in gender and housing | UPV
Júlia Gomar. Architect, Project "Domésticas. Cooperative housing, an opportunity for change".
Elena Azcárraga, Director General of Housing and Urban Regeneration.
MODERATOR: Max Gigling, Senior Consultant in applied social research and housing.
- 12- 14h: ROUND TABLE: The sustainable mobility system as a lever for change in the structure of the Valencian economy.
Edorta Bergua, Urban sociologist, specialising in cycling mobility
Marta Serrano, Manager EMT València and Co-founder of "Iniciativa Mujeres en Movimiento".
Ruth Lamas, Technical Coordinator of the Cities for Bicycles Network
MODERATOR: Max Gigling, Senior Consultant in Applied Social Research and Housing
THURSDAY 21/07/2022
CONTRIBUTIONS OF FEMINIST ECONOMICS FOR THE CHANGE OF THE ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL MODEL
- 09:30 -10.30h: CONFERENCE: Feminist economics in a changing world: challenges for economic transformations and the change of Paradigm I
Carmen Castro. Doctor in Economics, consultant and public policy advisor. Member of the Chair for Feminist Economics at the UV.
MODERATOR: Ana Marrades. Doctor, Professor of Constitutional Law. Director of the Chair for Feminist Economics at the UV.
- 10:30 - 11:30h: ROUND TABLE: Feminist economics in a changing world: challenges for economic transformations and the change of Paradigm II
Raquel Coello, PhD in International Economics and Development. Regional Economic Empowerment Policy Specialist, UN Women Regional Office for the Americas and the Caribbean.
Alba Catalán, Advisor to the Secretary of State for Employment and Social Economy, Ministry of Labour and Social Economy. Second Vice-Presidency of the Government of Spain
MODERATOR: María Luisa Moltó, Full Professor of the Department of Economic Analysis, Universitat de València and expert of the Mixed Commission of the Chair for Feminist Economics.
- 12 -14h: ROUND TABLE: New imaginaries for cultural change: perspectives on the body-earth territory.
Patricia Dopazo Gallego, Revista Soberania Alimentaria and Cooperativa el Pa Sencer
Lorena Escandell Carbonell, Social Journalist and member of Escola Valenciana.
MODERATOR: Lucía Gómez, Doctor in Psychology. Lecturer in the Department of Social Psychology and Master's Degree in Gender and Equality Policies.
FRIDAY 22/07/2022
TOOLS FOR A FEMINIST CHANGE IN THE ECONOMY
- 09:30 -11:30h: ROUND TABLE: The public budget as a tool for feminist transformation
Begoña San José Serrán, Platform for Gender Impact Now! and Feminists for Social Change
Sonia Ruiz, Doctor and Director of Gender Services and Time Policies, Barcelona City Council.
MODERATOR: Mónica Gil, Doctor in Gender Studies and researcher of the Chair for Feminist Economics.
- 12 - 13:45h: ROUND TABLE: Women in a situation of extreme vulnerability: alternatives to institutionalisation in shelters
Carolina Mateo, Social Worker at La Coma, Paterna.
Maria Such Palomares, Director General of the Valencian Institute for Women.
MODERATOR: Gabriela Moriana Mateo. Doctor in Gender Studies. Director of the University Institute of Women's Studies UV. Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Services of the Universitat de València.
- 13:45 - 14h: Closing session
Maria Empar Martínez Bonafé. Regional Ministry of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Trade and Consumer Affairs.
