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Feeling political: Approaching the archives in the spirit of their times

A brief response to Rosa's paper (in our previous blog post), asking how we might approach the archives through the political feeling of the times we study.
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International Women's Day and the Stories We Tell About Feminism

GENDER.ED and IASH partnered on several events marking International Women's Day and we began the day with our Inaugural Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Rosa Campbell, giving a paper titled "International Women's […]
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Nominations open for the GENDER.ED-EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards '24!

GENDER.ED and EUSA are pleased to open this year's call for nominations for the Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards, showcasing the brilliant feminist work – be it activism, volunteering, academic, or […]
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Meet Amy Life!

Amy Life is one of our current Events and Communications Interns. In this blog post, she discusses what she’s been up to before and during her internship and her hopes […]
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Introducing our new Associate Director: Dr. Wannes Dupont!

GENDER.ED is growing and we're thrilled to welcome a fantastic new Associate Director, Dr. Wannes Dupont, from History! Hemangini Gupta welcomes him to the team and introduces him to you […]
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Seeking out queer histories at the University of Edinburgh

A roundtable to mark LGBTQ+ History month next week will showcase ongoing work such as Ash Sholz's that tracks queer histories at the University of Edinburgh.
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GENDER.ED - EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards: Honourable Mention

Introducing Hope Conway Gebbie, GENDER.ED-EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards honourable mention.
Panel speakers, John Devaney (Head of SPS), Poppy Gerard-Abbott (PhD researcher), Kirsten Hay (Sex? On Campus! Campaign Lead), Professor Sharon Cowan (Edinburgh Law School), and Professor Lesley McAra (IASH) in conversation with our Associate Director Hemangini Gupta

Sex, Violence and Justice on Campus: A Report on a Difficult Dialogue

Amy Life, Intern at GENDER.ED and one of the Founders of #MeToo Edinburgh reflects on a difficult dialogue convened by GENDER.ED earlier this month in a packed room on campus.
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The Underrepresentation of the Majority: Women in Veterinary Medicine

Marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr. Kelly Blacklock at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies shares her anger at the under-representation of women in […]
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Meet the Inaugural GENDER.ED-IASH Postdoctoral Fellow!

Introducing the first GENDER.ED-IASH  Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Rosa Campbell, featured here in conversation with Hemangini Gupta from GENDER.ED
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Sex, Violence and Justice on campus

February 5, '24 marks the start of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week and we are hosting a conversation around sex, violence, and justice on our campus.
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GENDER.ED - EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards: Honourable Mention

Introducing Sara Kathun, GENDER.ED-EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazer Awards honourable mention.

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