The authors document the experiences of people from across Edinburgh and the Lothians during COVID-19 and lockdown, collecting video and audio diaries of residents through Lothian Lockdown: The Lothian Diary Project. Their preliminary analysis shows the gendered impacts of the pandemic and lockdown.
In April 2020, the University of Edinburgh Art Collection created a series of three commissions, inviting artists to reflect upon their personal experiences of COVID-19 and to respond to broader themes associated with the period of enforced physical distancing. Manual Labours have used the commission funds to further enhance an existing project, The Global Staffroom, and …
This blog post first appeared on ‘On the Engender,’ the blog of Scotland’s Feminist and Policy Advocacy Organisation. Claire Duncanson is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Edinburgh, researcher on a project called The Feminist Roadmap for Sustainable Peace, and a member of GENDER.ED’s steering group. Engender and Close the Gap’s new …
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