9 March 2026. From intimacy to institutions: rethinking consent as an everyday practice

Consent as an essential value in medicine and in many other professional settings. Fribourg, Faculty of Science and Medicine

In celebration of International Women's Day, Olympe de Gê will explore how consent is respected, questioned, or sometimes ignored in medical care. Her talk will also consider what this tells us about power, responsibility, and how institutions work. Based on real stories and investigative podcasting, the discussion will extend to universities and teaching environments. 

The goal of the conference is to encourage an open conversation about consent as a shared responsibility that helps create more respectful, fair, and inclusive institutions.

Date : 09.03.2026 16:45

Place : Uni FR, Site du PER 21/ Salle C120, Bd de Pérolles 90, 1700 Fribourg 

Organisation: Women Professors Network at Unifr

Introduction:

  • Prof. Patricia Boya, president of Women professors network, Faculty of sciences and medicine
  • Prof. Selma Aybek, board member of Women professors network, Faculté of sciences and medicine

Speaker: 

  • Olympe de Gê, French essayist and creator of the podcast Le Serment d’Augusta

     

Registration and information : Francine Neuhaus francine.neuhaus@unifr.ch

More information : From intimacy to institutions: rethinking consent as an everyday practice | Agenda de l'Université de Fribourg

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