rashne limki shares her reflections on coloniality in the classroom, particularly when teaching in the business school, in this blogpost. Her participation as panelist in the event ‘Disrupting Coloniality in the Classroom’, held earlier in March 2022 together with raceED and CRITIQUE, led to this blogpost, which was originally published on her personal blog.

Mariane Gallet, a PhD candidate from Social Policy (University of Edinburgh) reflects on the power and lure of poetry in our ‘Doing Feminist Research’ workshop (funded by SGSSS and co-organised with Strathclyde University Feminist Research Network) and in her broader research.

In this reflective piece, Elisa Sajed writes about feminist research and what it means to her. Elisa was one of the participants of the SGSSS-SGSAH funded Spring Into Methods workshop on Doing Feminist Research, jointly hosted by GENDER.ED and SURFN, 4-6 May 2022. She shares her experiences as a participant of the workshop and her explorations of doing feminist research in her own work.

“Jama Masjid, Delhi” by souravdas is marked with CC BY 2.0. Swati Mohana Krishnan Swati Mohana Krishnan is pursuing her PhD from the School of Development Studies, Ambedkar University, Delhi. Her research work is to understand the shrinking spaces for the dead in the city of Delhi. Places are never empty, there are no voids. …

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