New CCINDLE Evidence Bites Released

The CCINDLE evidence bite series provides short, accessible summaries of our research findings, with practical takeaway messages for activists, campaigners, and practitioners. If you are interested in how anti-gender and anti-democratic forces operate around the world, how they intersect, and how feminist responses can counter their harms, check out the latest additions:

• How do anti-gender politics draw on European legacies of capitalism, colonialism, and fascism?

• How are anti-gender mobilisations in Belgium changing, and why have trans issues taken centre stage?

• What is ‘feminist knowledge production’ and why is it a crucial battleground for activists?

• How do anti-gender actors adapt their messages in countries with strong gender equality records like Spain and Sweden?

• What makes political parties foreground gender issues in their manifestos, and how do far-right advances and economic crises link to democratic backsliding?

Look out for more evidence bites as the CCINDLE team releases its research, we will make one for every academic publication. And remember, you can read CCINDLE articles in full here, peruse our blog series here, and access videos, podcasts, newsletters as well as the evidence bites on our Resources page.  

Author: Alex Murphy, Trilateral Research. 16th February 2026