Amy Life is a fourth year French and Philosophy student at the school of Literatures, Languages and Cultures.

She is passionate about ending all forms of Gender Based Violence and has a strong interest in promoting equality within her local communities. Amy is particularily interested in the links between epistemic injustice and the way marginalised identities are perceived when fighting for justice in both individual and group settings.

Rhea Gandhi is a psychotherapist, group therapist and liberation-oriented educator and researcher. She is doing her PhD in Counselling Studies and broadly exploring decolonial approaches to counselling training.

She is one of the Co-Directors of GENDER.ED, and is a Chancellor’s Fellow in Sociology, School of Social and Political Sciences. 

Her research explores the socio-legal regulation of (primarily) women’s bodies, the politics of knowledge production, and feminist utopian thinking. She is particularly interested in reproductive and sexual governance and justice, and prefigurative policy reform. Rebecca convenes the Gender and Sexualities Reading Group.

Dr Rosalind Cavaghan is GENDER.ED's go-to partner for internal and external consultancy projects. A PhD graduate of Edinburgh, Rosalind is a research-active consultant with over 15 years experience conducting team and solo consultancy projects.

Patricia is Head of Stakeholder Relations & Policy Officer for the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

She is a member of the Steering Group.