This record brings together the documented public context for the final seminar of the fifth edition of the Memory and Feminisms: Multiple Discrimination project, referenced in June 2018. It is intended for readers tracing feminist public discussion, project histories, and event records connected to women’s rights and equality work in Portugal.
Documented event context
A publicly available notice described the seminar as a final session for the project’s fifth edition and placed it on 23 June 2018. The same notice linked the event to UMAR – Uniao de Mulheres Alternativa e Resposta and framed it within a broader conversation about memory, feminism, and multiple forms of discrimination. The record is useful as a dated reference point for understanding how feminist initiatives were presented in a public and institutional setting at that moment.
What the source confirms
The source text indicates that Rosa Monteiro, then Secretary of State for Citizenship and Equality, was expected to take part in the opening session. It also states that Teresa Fragoso, identified there as President of CIG, would participate in the closing session alongside UMAR representative Joana Sales. In addition, the notice says the project had been developed with support from a small grant connected to CIG and that the session was scheduled to begin at 14:30.
Why this seminar matters in the record
Events of this kind help show how feminist work is documented not only through reports and publications, but also through public discussion spaces. A seminar focused on memory, feminisms, and multiple discrimination suggests an effort to connect lived experience, structural inequality, and civic debate. For researchers, students, and journalists, that makes this page relevant as an event record rather than as a general overview of the topic.
Availability and verification notes
Availability not confirmed. The underlying notice points to additional event details, but full supporting materials, agenda documents, or related recordings are not confirmed here.
Details being checked. This page does not confirm the venue, full program structure, speaker biographies, presentation titles, or any outcomes from the seminar beyond what is directly described in the source summary. If more primary documentation becomes available, those elements can be clarified with stronger citation support.
How to use this page
Use this page as a concise reference for the existence, framing, and publicly described participants of the seminar. It supports timeline building, citation checking, and topic research around feminist organizing and multiple discrimination, while keeping a clear boundary between what is documented and what still needs verification.