by Jackie GullandI am delighted that this book has won the Social Policy Association’s Richard Titmuss Book Award. In this blog I want to tell you a little about what […]
Guest Writers: Shan-Jan Sarah Liu, Lauren Hall-Lew, Clare Llewellyn, Nina Markl, Stephen McNulty
This post is part of a series of short profiles of GENDER.ED Steering Group members, on the occasion of the launch of our new website.
This post is part of a series of short profiles of GENDER.ED Steering Group members, on the occasion of the launch of our new website.Dr Harriet Cornell is the Political […]
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new GENDER.ED website, which is the culmination of many weeks of planning. We hope you enjoy exploring it!
PeaceFem is a mobile phone app that illustrates women’s inclusion in peace processes around the world. PeaceFem provides information about strategies women’s rights advocates have used to influence peace agreements; […]
Dr María López Belloso recently finished a nominated fellowship with IASH and GENDER.ED. This is a cross-post with the GEARING Roles blog.
Director Fiona Mackay reflects on the highlights of 2019-20 for GENDER.ED – the University of Edinburgh’s interdisciplinary hub for showcasing gender and sexualities studies. GENDER.ED is hosted by IASH (Institute for […]
This is a guest post from Gabrielle Blackburn of the Scottish Feminist Judgements Podcast.The first episode of the Scottish Feminist Judgments Podcast launched on Thursday 20th of August, and new […]
GENDER.ED would like to offer a heartfelt congratulations to Dr Harini Amarasuriya – 2019 IASH Nominated Fellow and former PhD Candidate in Social Anthropology – who was appointed as a […]
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