Bibia Pavard

Bibia Pavard is a Lecturer in History at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University and a member of the University Institute of France (2020). She works at the CARISM Laboratory, focusing on contemporary political and cultural history, women's history, gender studies, and feminism. Her academic activities are centered on interdisciplinary media research and historical analysis of social movements.

• Member of the University Institute of France (2020)
• History graduate of Paris Institute of Political Studies
• Doctor of History

Pavard's research investigates feminist movements through historical lenses, examining commercial media's role in feminist discourse, digital activism's impact on mobilizations, and medical/social movement intersections. Her work bridges media analysis with gender politics and reproductive rights history.

Recent publications explore feminist media dynamics (1970s-2010s), online mobilizations, and abortion activism. These studies span keywords like gender studies, media history, and medical history, with subfields including commercial press activism, internet-based movements, and comparative lay mobilization analysis.

• Scientific awards include:
• Member of the University Institute of France (2020)
• Involved in Mnémosyne Prize and City of Paris Prize juries

As President of the Mnémosyne association and editorial board member of multiple journals (Revue historique, Clio, Féminismes du XXIe siècle), Pavard contributes significantly to advancing women's and gender history through leadership roles and publications.