Membership and members’ assembly

Membership

Would you like to network and get involved? Then become a member and join the discussion, for example at the next members’ assembly! We also invite you to get involved in our research networks and academic events.

The Swiss Association for Gender Studies is open to lecturers, students and professionals alike.

All members have voting and election rights and pay an annual membership fee. The fee is determined by the members’ assembly and currently amounts to: 

Students (BA and MA) 30 CHF
Individual membership, reduced (PhD students, no or little income) 60 CHF
Individual membership (up to CHF 100’000 annual income) 100 CHF
Individual membership (above CHF 100’000 annual income) 200 CHF
Collective membership (institutions) 300 CHF
Lifetime membership 2000 CHF
Donors free choice

Payment is based on self-declaration. If the stated membership amount is not within your means, please get in touch with us.

Bank information:
Schweiz. Gesellschaft für
Geschlechterforschung
SGGF/SEEG
Postfach
4001 Basel

PC 40-50 55 55-1
IBAN: CH22 0900 00004050 5555 1

Members’ Assembly

The Members’ Assembly is convened once a year by the Board of Directors. A written invitation with a provisional agenda is sent to the members by e-mail at least four weeks before the date of the assembly.

This meeting offers all members the opportunity to get involved, but also to find out what activities have taken place over the past year, what the research networks have done and what is planned for the future.

Every other year, SAGS organizes a public round table following its general meeting. These usually address topics from gender research that are relevant to a wider audience and current feminist issues.

Alternating with this, a public lecture is held every other year following the Members’ Assembly as part of the Brigitte Schnegg Prize ceremony.

Become a member

We are delighted to welcome you as a member of SAGS!

registration form

Save the date

The next SAGS members’ assembly will take place on October 31, 2025, from 16.30–18.00 (hybrid, Neuchâtel and Webex). It will be followed by the award ceremony of this year’s Brigitte Schnegg Prize.