President
Edmé Dominguez
Vice president
Lisa Sutton
Treasure
Nancy Contreras
Board member
Linda Lane
Board member
Annica Kronsell
Board member
Regina Mattsson
Board member
Suzanne Forsberg
Board member
Allis Millegård
Board member
Sara Erlandsson
Deputy
Ulla Björnberg
Deputy
Johanna Bergström
Deputy
Aida Aragao Lagergren
Election committee
Carina Larusson
Edmé Dominguez
I was involved in transforming GADIP from a project funded by SIDA to a non-profit association when the funding ran out and it was to be shut down, many years ago. Why did we want GADIP to survive? Because we thought it was a good platform to unite forces, academics and activists and to unite the fight for equality in Sweden with the one going on in the rest of the world.
Linda Lane
I joined GADIP because of its commitment to feminist actions to improve gender empowerment around the world. My research focuses on women, work, and family, especially the impact of gender on livelihoods. At present I am visiting professor at Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI) in New Delhi with focus on gender equality and gender empowerment.
Annica Kronsell
Annica Kronsell works on social science environmental issues at the Department of Global Studies at the University of Gothenburg. In her research, she is interested in how authorities govern in the area of climate policy, particularly how they handle issues of equality and gender equality. Her research also includes gender perspectives on sustainable transportation and defense policy.
Nancy Contreras
I became a GADIP board member in 2016. Since then I have worked on a voluntary basis in three different projects in cooperation with the European network Wide+. I’m also part of the migration working group in Wide+, where my work has been focused on integration of refugee and migrant women in Sweden.
Lisa Sutton
Lisa Sutton
GADIP has given me the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with feminists from all over Europe and the world. The issues we engage with transcend borders, and so do we. I’m part of GADIP’s board and actively involved in our collaborative projects because I want to offer the same opportunities to others.
Suzanne Forsberg
I became a member of GADIP during my internship at the masters program in Global studies Gothenburg, a few years back. The commitment to the intersection between the gender perspective and other global & social issues is something I share with the organisation.
Allis Millegård
I joined GADIP after an internship within the Master’s Programme in Global Studies at the University of Gothenburg. Although my studies mainly focused on migration and Latin America, I noticed that the gender perspective is always relevant, which motivated my interest in GADIP’s work.
Sara Erlandsson
My name is Sara and I am currently finishing my Master´s in Global Studies at Gothenburg University. In the programme I have been focusing on gender and environmental studies. I found GADIP through my internship, when the organisation’s work caught my interest, and am now part of the board.
