Women@DDc network receives funding from the Flow Fund initiative

The Women@DDc network has been selected for funding from the Flow Fund. This initiative, launched by the Schöpflin Foundation and the Kinnings Foundation, supports projects that strengthen democratic participation and social cohesion in eastern Germany.

This funding recognizes and honours the important work of the Women@DDc network, which aims to create stronger networks for women in science and science management within the Dresden research landscape and increase their visibility. The funds make it possible to implement innovative ideas, expand existing offers and provide new impetus for the promotion of exchange, networking and visibility.

Upcoming highlights in the Women@DDc network
The coming months hold exciting events that have been specially developed to strengthen women in science and science management, promote their networking and make their achievements more visible.

• Coffee without slides - Meetup #3 on July 2
• Appointment workshop on September 4
• Women’s Professors Breakfast on 16 September

These events offer a platform for professional exchange, inspiration and strengthening the network.

Women@DDc at the Flow Fund Conference
On July 2 and 3, Katrin Saure from TUD's Diversity Management will represent the network at the Flow Fund Conference. The exchange with other funded initiatives on topics such as community building and participation offers valuable impulses for the further development of the network.

Special thanks go to the Flow Fund initiative, Flow Funder Juliane Elsner and all those involved for their trust and support. The funding opens up new opportunities to network women in science and science management more closely, increase their visibility and make a long-term contribution to greater participation and cohesion.

We look forward to shaping the next steps together with our community and advancing our vision of the network. All interested parties are invited to become part of this growing community.