Image: Local Green Belt Movement members survey their work. Credit: USAID/Neil ThomasToday, GENDER.ED teams up with the Edinburgh Earth Initiative to share our toolkit on gender sensitive research.
GENDER.ED invites you to an online event showcasing gender sensitive research and discussing the challenges and gains involved: ‘Gender Sensitive Research: Lessons from GCRF and Beyond‘, on Friday the 1st […]
Aoife McKenna and Rosalind Cavaghan
The School of Social and Political Science and GENDER.ED have been awarded a Regular Grant in the University of Edinburgh’s Principal’s Teaching Award Scheme (PTAS) to research ways to refresh and […]
GENDER.ED has recently held a joint online training with EQUAL-Futures at the University of Bristol. The event was a part of GENDER.ED’s on-going project Integrating Gender into GCRF Bids and […]
Marta Kowalewska
Marta Kowalewska with inputs from Radhika GovindaHow did the women who pioneered women’s, gender and feminist studies at the University of Edinburgh become involved with feminism? In this blog, we […]
Radhika GovindaThis blog[1] post kicks off our ‘Voices from the Early Days’ blog series, where we explore different topics related to the history – and future – of Women’s, Gender […]
Stana NenadicIn 1986 I was appointed to a temporary lectureship in Social History in the Department of Economic and Social History in the old Social Sciences Faculty. My PhD from […]
Reblogged from 16 Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Jo CliffordThe show had gone really well, considering.The actress and crew were exhausted: they’d flown up the […]
Reblogged from 16Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Prof Christine BellRecently I visited the ‘Homomonument’ memorial in Amsterdam which commemorates the many gay and lesbian people […]
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