Lucie Bohdalová

My dissertation project focuses on the study of gender differences in issue salience and democratic deficits. The research project consists of a case study of Czech politics and public opinion and an analysis of the issues that concern women and men, with a special focus on social class differences and labour market participation.

During my visiting research fellowship at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, I conducted research on career identity development of young Israelis with Soviet ancestries. The main outcome of the research was so far published as my master thesis called "Career Paths of Young Israelis with Soviet Ancestries through Personal Narratives" at the Masaryk University, available at: https://is.muni.cz/auth/th/rp4uv/

• Responsible for public relations and commercial activities of the centre; • Strategic communication development; • Planning and coordination of language courses and summer schools; • Management of social media outlets; • Production of visual communication materials (Adobe Photoshop CS5, Canva); • Planning and coordination of Erasmus+ mobility programme within the centre; • Administration connected to teaching and staff training mobilities of lecturers.

Staff Training and Study Visit at the Center for Foreign Languages • Job shadowing of the coordinators at the Center for Foreign Languages; • Discussion of future cooperation on Erasmus+ ICM projects and staff and teaching mobilities; • Comparison and sharing of good practice in terms of implementation of relevant policies.

• Responsible for public diplomacy, strategic communication and promotion of WPS Agenda; • Planning and management of NATO WPS social media outlets; • Designed and arranged a campaign on NATO e-learning Courses on Gender Perspective; • Prepared speaking notes and presentations for liaison meetings between national delegates and the Special Representative for WPS; • Coordinated a speaker series Podcast of the ‘The Foreign Policy Project’ on the topic of ‘Women In Diplomacy’.

My dissertation project focuses on the study of gender differences in issue salience and democratic deficits. The research project consists of a case study of Czech politics and public opinion and an analysis of the issues that concern women and men, with a special focus on social class differences and labour market participation.

Master thesis: Gendering Policies' Actors in NATO Missions in Afghanistan from the Policy Paradox Perspective available at: https://is.muni.cz/auth/th/tjqar/?lang=en Department of Political Science a Security Studies Faculty Social Studies

Major: Public Policy and Human Resources, specialization: personnel management and organizational development Master thesis: Career Paths of Young Israelis with Soviet Ancestries through Personal Narratives available at: https://is.muni.cz/auth/th/rp4uv/?lang=en

Department of Political Science a Security Studies Faculty of Social Studies Bachelor thesis: Participation of Women in Municipal Politics, case study of Olomouc, CZ The commission of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs in the Czech Republic awarded the "Participation of Women in Municipal Politics" thesis a special recognition in the bachelor's thesis category.