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The Role of Media in European Anti-Gender Politics: Research Findings from the RESIST Project

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SBStefanie Claudine Boulila

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand how media shapes anti-gender politics and its impacts on society.
  • Conducted consultations and workshops with European experts on gender issues
  • Developed a resource for journalists based on key findings
  • Analyzed the mechanisms of media influence on anti-gender narratives
  • Identified how media coverage amplifies anti-gender controversies
  • Revealed the effects of these narratives on civil society
  • Provided strategies for more responsible reporting on gender issues

Abstract

This resource for journalists presents key findings from the RESIST Project on the role of media in shaping and amplifying anti‑gender politics across Europe. It examines how news coverage can generate and intensify anti‑gender controversies, the impact of these messages on civil society and democratic processes, and the mechanisms through which such narratives gain visibility and influence. By combining research insights with a practical glossary, the resource supports more informed, responsible reporting on gender‑related issues and their political implications. The insights presented in this toolkit are grounded in consultations and workshops with leading European experts in LGBTIQ+ rights, trans rights, women’s rights, and queer‑feminist resistance across various national contexts.

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Stefanie Claudine Boulila (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fadaab03f892aec9b1e56bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18683352
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