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In honour of GENDER.ED’s five year anniversary, we recently sat down with past undergraduate interns and PhD assistants to discuss their experiences at GENDER.ED, what gender and sexuality studies related work they are currently involved in, as well as to allow them the opportunity to give valuable advice to future interns and assistants. Today, we sit …
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In honour of GENDER.ED’s five-year anniversary, we recently sat down with past undergraduate interns and PhD assistants to discuss their experiences at GENDER.ED, what gender and sexuality studies related work they are currently involved in, as well as to allow them the opportunity to give valuable advice to future interns and assistants. For the first …
In honour of GENDER.ED’s five year anniversary, we recently sat down with past undergraduate interns and PhD assistants to discuss their experiences at GENDER.ED, what gender and sexuality studies related work they are currently involved in, as well as to allow them the opportunity to give valuable advice to future interns and assistants. In this post …
The PeaceFem mobile app provides insights and strategies to support women’s inclusion in peacebuilding. Version 2 is now live with additional case studies and translations into French and Indonesian, alongside English and Arabic. Read more here. Author Bio PeaceFem is a collaboration between UN Women, Inclusive Peace, Monash University’s Gender, Peace and Security Centre, and PeaceRep: The …
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Image sourced from Strut Safe Twitter https://twitter.com/strutsafe?lang=en Amidst public conversations around gendered safety in light of the Nicola Bulley case, GENDER.ED asked a broader question: how do we build feminist cities? We had a special transnational conversation inviting two groups to share their ground-breaking work on gendered safety. In this blog-post, we recognise the trailblazing …
Strut Safe – The phone service dedicated to helping you get home safely Read More »
GENDER.ED sat down with two groups who work on building feminist cities to ask them what they do and how they do it! Check out this transnational conversation bringing together Safetipin and Strutsafe to talk about safety, the work of care, and a collective commitment to building feminist cities. Here’s the transcript! For the audio, listen …
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by Carin Runciman As researchers of gender and sexuality, we are reflexive of our own positions in our research, but how do we understand the experiences of survey workers who are crucial to quantitative research? This blog post is based upon an article of the same title published in the International Journal of Social Research Methodology. …
It’s LGBT+ History Month and GENDER.ED asked some of our friends to reflect on the queer and trans theory that they love. Here’s celebrating scholarship that shapes our lives and work! Dr. Merlin Seller is a Lecturer in Design & Screen Cultures, teaching theory and historical/cultural context at ECA, working across Film, Comics, Media and Game …
At the end of last year, Afghanistan’s Taliban-run higher education ministry said that female students would not be allowed access to the country’s universities until further notice. In light of this decision, we invited Anushka and Tasha Agarwal to share excerpts from their research on experiences of accessing education for Afghan refugee women who resettled …
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