Blog posts by Aerin Lai

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Voices from the early days

Introducing the ‘Voices from the Early Days’ Blog Series

Radhika Govinda and Fiona Mackay On this International Women’s Day 2021, we are delighted to launch a series of blog posts which will explore the different pathways into feminism that those […]
The noisy movement

The Noisy Movement: Addressing Consent & Sexual Assault in a Landscape of Silence

Jasleen Pelia-Lutzker and Rosie RustInspiration for the Noisy Movement 
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The Problem We All Live With

Negar EbrahimiThe problem we all live with, is a painting by Norman Rockwell from 1964 on the US Civil rights movement. The painting reflects on events following school integration for […]
Online panel event: Feminist classrooms past, present and future. An international women's day panel

Upcoming International Women’s Days Events

Two great  International Women’s Days events are being co-organised or supported by GENDER.ED. Register now!1. Feminist Classrooms Past, Present and Future  – an International Women’s Day Panel Date: Monday March 8Time: […]
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DAY ONE: Art as resistance in the face of hate

Reblogged from 16 Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Jo CliffordThe show had gone really well, considering.The actress and crew were exhausted: they’d flown up the […]
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Day Fifteen | Gender Violence in Conflict and Peace Processes: The Neglect of LGBT Security

Reblogged from 16Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Prof Christine BellRecently I visited the ‘Homomonument’ memorial in Amsterdam which commemorates the many gay and lesbian people […]
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Presumptions, Prejudice and Progress: The Dynamics of Violence Against Sexual and Gender Minorities in Conflict-Affected Societies

Reposted from 16 Days Blogathon as part of LGBT History Month Highlights
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Gendered COVID-19: How Scotland Experienced the Lockdown

Guest Writers: Shan-Jan Sarah Liu, Lauren Hall-Lew, Clare Llewellyn, Nina Markl, Stephen McNulty

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