Blog posts tagged ‘feminist research’

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Book Forum: Hugo Gorringe on Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRITIQUE and the Centre for South Asian Studies hosted a book forum on Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. At this book forum, Prof. Hugo Gorringe reflected on Radhika’s discussion of Dalit and Muslim women in India.

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Writing as a feminist practice

Earlier this year, the Gender Politics Research Group convened a panel with recent book authors, about writing as a feminist practice. Panellists Hemangini Gupta and Sarah Childs discuss the joys, labour and craft of writing, and offer advice for feminist colleagues.
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Book Forum: Susanne Yuk Ping Choi on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Prof. Susanne Yuk Ping Choi engages with the book’s main arguments and related this to her own research of migration.

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Book Forum: Suvi Rautio on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Dr Suvi Rautio considers how the book relates to wider scholarship on ethnicity and labour in Chinese society.

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Book Forum: Guanyu Jason Ran on Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED, CRFR and UoE Sociology hosted a book forum for Jingyu Mao’s new book Intimacy as a Lens in Work and Migration. In this blog post, Dr Guanyu Jason Ran discusses the book’s exploration of ethnicity.

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Exploring contracepting through poetry: a creative, arts-based methods workshop

Earlier this month, Marie Larsson and Autumn Roesch-Marsh hosted a workshop using poetry to explore contraception – an extension of Marie’s research on young people’s contraceptive negotiations, and Autumn’s work using creativity and the arts to co-create research. In this blog, Kaveri Qureshi sits down with them to discuss their collaboration, and how the workshop went.
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Introducing the GENDER.ED-IASH Postdoc for 24/24 - Dr. Sarah Qazi

Dr. Sarah Qazi joins us from India as the second GENDER.ED-IASH Postdoctoral Fellow, and Hemangini Gupta sat down with her to hear how she's been settling in to life in […]
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Meet the Inaugural GENDER.ED-IASH Postdoctoral Fellow!

Introducing the first GENDER.ED-IASH  Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Rosa Campbell, featured here in conversation with Hemangini Gupta from GENDER.ED
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A must read for ECAs: Advice on writing and disseminating your research through a feminist lens

Image: Panelists at the GENDER.ED panel on writing and disseminating research in gender and sexuality studies

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