By Rama Salla Dieng and Korka Sall In this blog, cross-posted from African Arguments and part of Rosebell Kagumire’s African Feminisms series examining social and feminist movements on the continent, the authors analyse the role of the magazine AWA: la revue de la femme noire in crafting a pan-African political consciousness through transnational organizing. Introduction Here …
GENDER.EDs five year anniversary reception was accompanied by the launch of a student-curated, travelling exhibition on #MeToo in China, supported by GENDER.ED and the SPS EDI Committee. A poster-based timeline, video work, and black boxes with objects belonging to survivors of sexual assault were on display in the CMB Foyer 26-29 Sept. to explore the impact of #MeToo …
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Pablo Schyfter (University of Edinburgh) and Ramón Barthelemy (University of Utah) discuss the challenges of queering physics education research, bringing ideas of queerness, race and class to the study of science, and highlighting experiences of institutional pushback. Shared as part of LGBT+ History Month.
It’s Black History Month and Ashlee Christoffersen highlights Black and Asian women’s workplace activism and wider campaigning relating to workplace gender equality in the UK – that is often neglected in mainstream accounts.
RACE.ED’s inaugural episode focuses on Intersectionality across and between the Global South and North, and is created in collaboration with GENDER.ED, a cross-University hub for gender and sexualities studies at the University of Edinburgh.
Showcasing gender and sexualities studies at the University of Edinburgh. Hosted by IASH, powered by SSPS.
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