Emily-Rose Coupe reflects on the enduring work of student activists at the University of Edinburgh campaigning for justice for sexual abuse survivors in our dossier on undergraduate feminisms.Image: Demonstrators outside the […]
The current President of Girl*Up Edinburgh looks back on how she entered feminist circles at the University of Edinburgh in this personal essay for our dossier on undergraduate feminist activism!Image: […]
Events and Communications Intern Amy Life gives a recap of International Women's Day at GENDER.ED
Events and Communications Intern Amy Life gives a recap of our event to launch an archival project by the LGBTQ+ Liberation Campaign and the Centre for Research Collections.
In April, for Autism Awareness Month, we invited Annika Bergman Rosamond and Ben Rosamond to reflect on what it means to practice feminist parenting for a child with autism."Pals" by […]
Earlier this year, CRITIQUE, RACE.ED and GENDER.ED came together to host a book discussion of Ida Danewid's new book Resisting Racial Capitalism: An Antipolitical Theory of Refusal. This is Danewid's […]
Earlier this year, CRITIQUE, RACE.ED and GENDER.ED came together to host a book discussion of Ida Danewid's new book Resisting Racial Capitalism: An Antipolitical Theory of Refusal. This is the […]
Earlier this year, CRITIQUE, RACE.ED and GENDER.ED came together to host a book discussion of Ida Danewid's new book Resisting Racial Capitalism: An Antipolitical Theory of Refusal. In this book […]
This year’s Yuan Changying Runner Up Prize in Understanding Gender in the Contemporary World goes to Harriet Marchand (Year 1, MA Politics). The jury felt this essay offered an excellent […]
This year’s Yuan Changying Prize in Understanding Gender in the Contemporary World goes to Ariella Glaser (Year 1, MA Sociology and Politics) for a nuanced and innovative analysis with sophisticated […]
GENDER.ED and the School of Social and Political Science’s Gender Politics Research Group are delighted to announce the winners and shortlist for the annual Yuan Changying Prize. Winning observations will […]
Edinburgh College of Art presents an artist talk by artist and theorist Martha Rosler as part of ECA's Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series.
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