Fouzia Rhissassi

Fouzia Rhissassi (Arabic: فوزية رساسي‎) was born in Fes, Morocco on April 15, 1947. She is professor of social sciences at the faculty of arts at Ibn Tofail University in Kenitra, Morocco. Currently she holds a position of the UNESCO Chair on Women Rights.[1]

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Criticism and awards
See also
  • Morocco Portal
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With her work in women’s studies and peace for/in the Arab world, Prof. Rhissassi has written numerous publications: co-director of Pulpit UNESCO "The Woman and Her Rights" with Abderrazak Moulayrohid in 2004, "Moroccan Women Writers of Arabic Expression", and Gender Studies: "core educational concepts, values and operations for ensuring sustainable societies; the case of Morocco". In addition to writing numerous publications she has also participated in several events as either a speaker or delegate with regards to her expertise.[2]

Career and achievements

Prof. Rhissassi has been teaching since 1974. She supervised numerous B.A, M.A and Ph.D theses throughout her career.

Publications
  • La citoyenneté féminine au Maroc ("Women and citizenship in Morocco")
  • Le discours sur la femme, Fouzia Rhissassi (ed.), Rabat, 1998
  • Images de femmes: regards de société, (with Khadija Amiti), 2004[3]
  • Femmes et etat de droit: actes du Colloque International organisé les 19 et 20 Avril 2002 à la Faculté de Droit Souissi, Rabat - Maroc. (with Abderrazak Moulay Rachid)[4]
  • A textual study of Thomas Hardy's Life's little ironies, Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines, Université Mohammed V, Rabat, 1994[5]
  • Stéréotypie, images et représentations des femmes en milieu rural et/ou urbain (with Leila Messaoudi), Fennec, 2008.[6]
  • Les cahiers du genre (with Isabelle Jacquet). Éditions le fennec, 2007.[7]

Awards and honors
  • Award 2006 in the category of Human Rights (the award is given annually to prominent Moroccan women for their achievements)[8]
  • The Wissam of the Alouite Throne, 1993[9]
  • The title of the chevalier de l’ordre de la Couronne by his Majesty King Albert II, 2004, Belgium[9]
  • Gold Leaf of the embassy of Canada in Morocco, 2007[9]
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References
  1. Elizabeth Warnock Fernea, In Search of Islamic Feminism: One Woman's Global Journey, ed. Doubleday, 1998 ISBN 978-0-385-47518-1, p. 72
  2. Al-Raida, Beirut University College. Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World, ed. The Institute, 2003, p. 37
  3. "صورة المرأة ونظرة المجتمع: regards de sociщtщ - Google Livres". Books.google.co.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  4. "Femmes et etat de droit: actes du Colloque International organisé les 19 et ... - Fouzia Rhissassi, Abderrazak Moulayrchid - Google Livres". Books.google.co.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  5. "A textual study of Thomas Hardy's Life's little ironies - Fouzia Rhissassi - Google Livres". Books.google.co.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  6. "Stéréotypie, images et représentations des femmes en milieu rural et/ou urbain - Leďla Messaoudi, Fouzia Rhissassi - Google Livres". Books.google.co.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  7. "دفاتر النوع: ادوات بيداغوجية - Isabelle Jacquet, Fouzia Rhissassi - Google Livres". Books.google.co.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  8. "Lesieur Cristal" (in French). Lesieur-cristal.ma. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
  9. "Femmes, droit de la famille et systeme judiciaire en Algerie, au Maroc et en Tunisie" (PDF). Unesdoc.unesco.org. Retrieved 2015-02-28.
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