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Gender equalities at work: Black and Asian women and the misrecognition of intersectional justice claims

Ashlee ChristoffersenThis post looks beyond legislation and parliamentary debates about gender equality at work to consider the stories of Black and Asian women’s workplace activism and their wider campaigning relating […]
The price of periods: Prisons, Poverty, Politics

Upcoming GENDER.ED Event: The Price of Periods

GENDER.ED is thrilled to announce that our joint event with the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, The Price of Periods: Prisons, Poverty, Politics, will be running as part […]
CERT: Contraception Education Reform Team

Calling student researchers and campaigners: contraceptive health and rights

CERT is a policy group campaigning for contraceptive empowerment in Scotland. Formed in 2018 by four students at the University of Edinburgh, CERT works to produce research-based change and promote a […]
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Fabiola Fiocco – ECR Spotlight

Affect and Art’s Alternative Workplaces: A Research OverviewIn 2014, the Dutch art organisation Casco Art Institute launched, in collaboration with the artist Annette Krauss, the project Site for Unlearning: Art […]
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‘Scratched Identities’: Shatha Altowai on Creating Art in Yemen

“Because I am a woman, I had to hide my own identity for a very long time. I fought with all my strength to get it back, and to be […]
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Event: Gender Sensitive Research: Lessons from GCRF and Beyond

On Friday the 1st of October GENDER.ED hosted our show case event Gender Sensitive Research: Lessons from GCRF and Beyond.Over 120 researchers from all over the world tuned to hear […]
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Sheelalipi Sahana – ECR Spotlight

Non-modern Women in Modern SpacesOn the subject of Muslim women, scholars have had a lot to say. Are Muslim women traditional? Can/should they modernize? These questions have initiated debates in […]
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Miriam Vishniac – ECR Spotlight

Menstruating While IncarceratedWomen’s bodies are different from men’s—this is not a controversial statement—and require different forms of care and maintenance. We know this, yet we still struggle to identify and […]
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16 Days Blogathon 2021 Update: Gender-Based Violence: histories, legacies, myths and memories

Image above: Montage of posts from 16 Days Blogathon 2020Coming Soon! Every year, GENDER.ED runs a blogathon with our collaborators at Ambedkar University Delhi and the University of New South […]
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Chase Ledin - ECR Spotlight

Speculation: imagining better queer health futures Recently, the UK government has invested significant capital in AI modelling of ‘healthy futures,’ in an effort to get ahead of potential and unforeseen health […]
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‘Work When You Can’: Reflections on Gender, Covid-19, and Academia

By Meryl KennyThe following blog is an abridged version of a roundtable contribution to the PSA Women and Politics Specialist Group’s recent workshop on ‘The Gendered Impacts of the Covid-19 […]
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Upcoming Event – Gender Sensitive Research: Lessons from GCRF and Beyond

GENDER.ED invites you to an online event showcasing gender sensitive research and discussing the challenges and gains involved: ‘Gender Sensitive Research: Lessons from GCRF and Beyond‘, on Friday the 1st […]

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