Tasks in INSPIRE
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As a CoP-facilitator (and co-facilitator), you are responsible – either yourself – or for the delegation / distribution of the following tasks:
- coordination and ‘running’ of the CoP
- managing practical organisation and logistics
- planning and facilitation of meetings
- planning and overseeing progress of CoP-activities
- serving as contact point and intermediary between INSPIRE KSH and CoP-members
- participating and contributing to INSPIRE KSH Board meetings
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As an INSPIRE Mentor, you will
- provide process support for CoPs – such as: Mentoring, expert-support, expertise, consultancy, training, critical friend-support, …
- liaise with and support CoP-facilitators
- offer training
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As an INSPIRE Expert, you may
- offer support and input to CoPs and others through your field specific and/or deep-knowledge expertise within Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, feminist practices
- offer context–sensitive input and advice
- offer training
- be listed in INSPIRE’s open access expert database
- contribute to INSPIRE’s Service Portfolio
- be called on to give input to other INSPIRE activities: conferences, workshops, dialogues, open channel INSPIRE QA, INSPIRE Unplugged Series
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Qualifications / requirements
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You are a member of the CoP, and you
- are interested and maybe experienced in facilitating / managing a CoP or network
- have the other CoP members’ mandate to serve as its (co-)facilitator
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You are an experienced Gender Equality, Diversity and / or Inclusion practitioner from a Research and Innovation Organisation or similar, wherefrom you have practical experience with implementing GE interventions, structural change and/or inclusive gendered innovations
for instance:
- from a European GE-structural change project
- a GE Academy Trainer
- from Advance HE / Athena SWAN
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You
- are an expert in any field within a feminist, Gender Equality, Diversity and / or Inclusion field or discipline,
- are a scholar, practitioner, and / or policy maker
- wish to contribute your expertise to the wider INSPIRE community
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INSPIRE provisions / support
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As a CoP-(co-)Facilitator, you will
- have access to INSPIRE resources and infrastructure, including a dedicated platform for your CoP
- be able to contribute to INSPIRE research and other output, such as case studies and policy dialogues
- receive support from INSPIRE KSH and experts
- receive first-hand information about INSPIRE activities, events, resources and output
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As an INSPIRE Mentor, you will
- work closely with CoPs around their specific and requested themes
- receive timely and relevant resources and information to support you in your role as Change Catalyst
- have access to INSPIRE resources and infrastructure
- receive first-hand information about INSPIRE activities, events, resources and output
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As an INSPIRE Expert, you will
- have access to INSPIRE resources and infrastructure, including a dedicated platform for your CoP
- be able to contribute substantially to INSPIRE research and other output, such as case studies and policy dialogues
- receive support from INSPIRE KSH and experts
- receive first-hand information about INSPIRE activities, events, resources and output
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How to become
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CoP-Facilitator
You are nominated, delegated or recruited by the CoP
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INSPIRE Mentor
Send in an application here using the following link: https://register
Alternative routes: by being specifically nominated / requested by CoPs.
All user registrations will be manually reviewed and approved by Consortium members. Depending on your profile, the registration process might require the provision of additional information, such as professional background
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INSPIRE Expert
If you are interested in becoming an INSPIRE Expert, send in a request using the following link: https://register
Alternative routes: by being nominated / requested by national experts and INSPIRE Consortium members and others.
If you know someone, who would be a relevant INSPIRE Expert, send in a nomination using the same link: https://register
All user registrations will be manually reviewed and approved by Consortium members. Depending on your profile, the registration process might require the provision of additional information, such as professional background
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