Marta Luxán Serrano

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Marta Luxán Serrano holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology (1993, UPV/EHU) and a Doctorate in Demography (2000, Autonomous University of Barcelona, UAB). Between 1993 and 2000 she was associated with the Centre d’Estudis Demogràfis (UAB) via different grants and contracts. In 2001 she returned, with a postdoctoral grant, to the UPV/EHU where she has worked ever since. Currently, she is an assistant lecturer in the Sociología y Trabajo Social and member of the Academic Committee of the Máster en Estudios Feministas y de Género.

As regards her research fields, as well as demographic issues and those related to families, she has specialised in the methodology of feminist research (she has been a member of the SIMReF since 2008) and she also analyses several topics linked to social movements. Her latest research includes  Visibilizar y dimensionar las violencias de género y sexuales en las universidades [Bringing to light and sizing up gender and sexual violence in universities] (member of the work group Retos Investigación), Nuevas solidaridades, reciprocidades y alianzas: la emergencia de espacios colaborativos de participación política y redefinición de la ciudadanía” [New solidarities, reciprocities, and alliances: the rise of collaborative spaces and the redefinition of citizenship] (MINECO, 2018-2021, researcher), Komunitateak ehunduz herri ekimenetatik [Weaving communities from popular initiatives] (Gipuzkoa Provincial Government, 2018, researcher) and USVreact. Universities Supporting Victims of Sexual Violence (European Community, 2016-2018, UPV/EHU main researcher).