Maryna Shevtsova is an MSCA-Cofund EUTOPIA postdoctoral fellow at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and a senior FWO fellow with KU Leuven, Belgium.

• ForewordMilica Antic GaberAcknowledgmentsIntroduction. Gendering Russia’s War in Ukraine Maryna Shevtsova1. From “Berehynya” and “Beauty” to Women’s Agency: Media Images of Women in the Context of Russia’s War on UkraineOlena Strelnyk2. Gender, Men, and Masculinities on Euromaidan Protests and War in UkraineTamara Martsenyuk and Maryna Shevtsova3. Parallel Identities: LGBTQ+ Soldiers and the Russian Invasion of UkraineIvan Shmatko and Dafna Rachok 4. Nudes Buy Army Boots: Agency, Subjectivity, and the Erotic During War (the TerOnlyFans Movement)Dafna Rachok5. All Roads Lead to the Railway Station: How Young Ukrainian Refugee Volunteer WomenChallenge Sexism, Racism, And Homophobia in Refugee Support NetworksDaria Krivonos, Sonya Fam, Polina Kotlina, Mariia Kvych6. Rsn Pzd: Ukrainian Women and Obscene Language in the Context of Russia's Full-Fledged Invasion of UkraineMariya Shcherbyna and Olga Zvyeryeva7. Untold Stories: Experiences of Ukrainian LGBTQ+ Refugees in the Context of Russia’s Military InvasionMaryna Shevtsova8. Not All Quiet on the Northern Front: Belarusian Female Activists and Russia’s War Against UkraineKatsiaryna Lozka9. National Action Plan on UNHCR 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” in Ukraine: Meeting the Context of a Full-scale WarHanna Manoilenko10. Loud and Uncomfortable Silences: Ukraine and the Challenges, Limits, and Possibilities of Western Feminist Foreign PoliciesBénédicte Santoire11. What Peace When We Win: Decolonizing Feminist Visions of Peace in Ukraine?Oksana Potapova and Míla O’SullivanConclusion. Charting New Frontiers in Understanding Russia's War in UkraineMaryna Shevtsova IndexAbout the Contributors

Maryna Shevtsova is an MSCA-Cofund EUTOPIA postdoctoral fellow at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and a senior FWO fellow with KU Leuven, Belgium.

• ForewordMilica Antic GaberAcknowledgmentsIntroduction. Gendering Russia’s War in Ukraine Maryna Shevtsova1. From “Berehynya” and “Beauty” to Women’s Agency: Media Images of Women in the Context of Russia’s War on UkraineOlena Strelnyk2. Gender, Men, and Masculinities on Euromaidan Protests and War in UkraineTamara Martsenyuk and Maryna Shevtsova3. Parallel Identities: LGBTQ+ Soldiers and the Russian Invasion of UkraineIvan Shmatko and Dafna Rachok 4. Nudes Buy Army Boots: Agency, Subjectivity, and the Erotic During War (the TerOnlyFans Movement)Dafna Rachok5. All Roads Lead to the Railway Station: How Young Ukrainian Refugee Volunteer WomenChallenge Sexism, Racism, And Homophobia in Refugee Support NetworksDaria Krivonos, Sonya Fam, Polina Kotlina, Mariia Kvych6. Rsn Pzd: Ukrainian Women and Obscene Language in the Context of Russia's Full-Fledged Invasion of UkraineMariya Shcherbyna and Olga Zvyeryeva7. Untold Stories: Experiences of Ukrainian LGBTQ+ Refugees in the Context of Russia’s Military InvasionMaryna Shevtsova8. Not All Quiet on the Northern Front: Belarusian Female Activists and Russia’s War Against UkraineKatsiaryna Lozka9. National Action Plan on UNHCR 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” in Ukraine: Meeting the Context of a Full-scale WarHanna Manoilenko10. Loud and Uncomfortable Silences: Ukraine and the Challenges, Limits, and Possibilities of Western Feminist Foreign PoliciesBénédicte Santoire11. What Peace When We Win: Decolonizing Feminist Visions of Peace in Ukraine?Oksana Potapova and Míla O’SullivanConclusion. Charting New Frontiers in Understanding Russia's War in UkraineMaryna Shevtsova IndexAbout the Contributors

Maryna Shevtsova is an MSCA-Cofund EUTOPIA postdoctoral fellow at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and a senior FWO fellow with KU Leuven, Belgium.

• ForewordMilica Antic GaberAcknowledgmentsIntroduction. Gendering Russia’s War in Ukraine Maryna Shevtsova1. From “Berehynya” and “Beauty” to Women’s Agency: Media Images of Women in the Context of Russia’s War on UkraineOlena Strelnyk2. Gender, Men, and Masculinities on Euromaidan Protests and War in UkraineTamara Martsenyuk and Maryna Shevtsova3. Parallel Identities: LGBTQ+ Soldiers and the Russian Invasion of UkraineIvan Shmatko and Dafna Rachok 4. Nudes Buy Army Boots: Agency, Subjectivity, and the Erotic During War (the TerOnlyFans Movement)Dafna Rachok5. All Roads Lead to the Railway Station: How Young Ukrainian Refugee Volunteer WomenChallenge Sexism, Racism, And Homophobia in Refugee Support NetworksDaria Krivonos, Sonya Fam, Polina Kotlina, Mariia Kvych6. Rsn Pzd: Ukrainian Women and Obscene Language in the Context of Russia's Full-Fledged Invasion of UkraineMariya Shcherbyna and Olga Zvyeryeva7. Untold Stories: Experiences of Ukrainian LGBTQ+ Refugees in the Context of Russia’s Military InvasionMaryna Shevtsova8. Not All Quiet on the Northern Front: Belarusian Female Activists and Russia’s War Against UkraineKatsiaryna Lozka9. National Action Plan on UNHCR 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” in Ukraine: Meeting the Context of a Full-scale WarHanna Manoilenko10. Loud and Uncomfortable Silences: Ukraine and the Challenges, Limits, and Possibilities of Western Feminist Foreign PoliciesBénédicte Santoire11. What Peace When We Win: Decolonizing Feminist Visions of Peace in Ukraine?Oksana Potapova and Míla O’SullivanConclusion. Charting New Frontiers in Understanding Russia's War in UkraineMaryna Shevtsova IndexAbout the Contributors