Equalpedia founders
Sonja Hintermeier†
Karin Kraus
Equalpedia editorial team
Svenja Schürmann
Lidiia Shumska
Maraike Vandergrift
Barbara Weidle
Jessica Zeltner
Equalpedia’s first authors
Lisa Diehl
Areas of interest: intersectional feminism, post-structuralism, masculinity studies, research on right-wing extremism, martial arts
Active at WWW since 2020 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Saskia Geisler
Areas of interest: gender history, 19th-century history
Active at WWW since 2020 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Karin Görner
Areas of interest: contemporary and historical art and artists, cultural history and cultural theory, gender studies
Active at WWW since 2019 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Maja Klostermann
Areas of interest: political geography, identity politics, migration, foreign and “security” policy of the Global North, climate protection and sustainability
Active at WWW since 2020 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Svenja Schürmann
Areas of interest: women’s and gender history of the World Wars, women in the history of psychiatry, intersectional feminism, literature and art by women and LGBTQIA+ people
Active at WWW and Equalpedia since 2021
Miriam Stadler
Mentoring new authors, copy-editing, author focusing on art, culture and publishing; special interests: intersectional feminism, gender studies, travel and sustainability
Active at WWW since 2018 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Jessica Zeltner
Areas of interest: intersectional feminism, literature by women and LGBTQIA+ people
Active at WWW since 2019 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Equalpedia supporters
Jeannette Fischer
Swiss psychoanalyst
Jonas Galka
Research, documentation, process support
Active at WWW since 2018 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Anja Fuchs
Logo and graphics
Claudia Kreissl
Design & development of the Equalpedia website
Alena Zmarsly
Documentation, process support, analysis & consulting for IT and networking, copy-editing
Active at WWW since 2019 and at Equalpedia since 2021
Machine translation: This article was translated automatically from the German original.