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The BISITE Research Group of the University of Salamanca continues to promote actions with a gender perspective. BISITE representatives have attended the second consortium meeting and the third general assembly meeting of the GILL project, in Greece, to highlight the progress in the ecosystem of effective participation, innovation and thought leadership of women and other traditionally underrepresented groups.

GILL's objectives include creating a pan-European hub for collaboration and learning, developing an open access IT-based learning platform that supports the functionality of the Hub, as well as providing proven methodologies, services and tools that enhance gender-smart innovation and entrepreneurship.

Our colleague Álvaro Rosa González attended the meeting on behalf of the BISITE Group, as leaders of one of the work packages of GILL, which works to provide proven methodologies, services and tools that increase innovation and smart entrepreneurship promoting practices to end gender gaps across social aspects. 

The two days of work included thematic workshops, a summary of the outcomes and the next steps to be taken, an analysis of synergies with other similar initiatives and a debate on proposals for books to be published. 

These have been intense and productive sessions aimed at promoting good practices in the Living Labs, improving professional development, increasing the integration of technologies and innovation, and enabling educational practices with a gender perspective.