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Dr Radhika Govinda
James Bell
Role
Dr James Bell is an Associate Director of GENDER.ED.Dr James Bell (he/him) is an artist and researcher specialising in queer and trans art, activism, culture, and social histories.
James has a background in education and production in artist-led and contemporary arts organisations. He has working knowledge of and interests in arts education, exhibition making, access and equities, social justice, and social practice in contemporary art.
Meryl Kenny
Role
Dr Meryl Kenny is GENDER.ED's Education Advisor.Meryl is a Professor in Gender and Politics and Co-Director of the Feminism and Institutionalism International Network.
She is a member of the Steering Group, and is the Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Project Lead and the Co-Convener of ‘Understanding Gender in the Contemporary World.’
Sheher Bano
Role
Sheher Bano is one of GENDER.ED’s Undergraduate Communications and Events Interns.Sheher Bano is a fourth year Sociology student at the School of Social and Political Science.
She is passionate about all things race, gender, sexuality and other forms of identities and resulting inequalities within the de-colonial and/or post-colonial context, particularly within South Asia.
Clara Calvert
Role
Dr Clara Calvert is Chancellor’s Fellow in Global Challenges at the Centre for Global Health Research, Usher Institute, within the Deanery of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences.
Mouna Chatt
Role
Mouna Chatt is GENDER.ED's Undergraduate Communications and Events InternMouna is a 4th year undergraduate student in Sociology and Politics.
She is interested in postcolonial feminist theory and the intersection between gendered anti-Muslim racism and public housing policies in the Nordics.
Hope Conway-Gebbie
Harriet Cornell
Rhea Gandhi
Role
Rhea Gandhi is GENDER.ED’s PhD Communications and Editorial Assistant.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.
Agomoni Ganguli Mitra
Role
Dr. Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra is Lecturer and Chancellor’s Fellow in Bioethics and Global Health Ethics, and Deputy-director of the JK Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Sciences and the Law.Her research is concerned with global bioethics, structural and gender justice. ethical issues related to global health emergencies, public health, global surrogacy, sex-selection, biomedical research, and racism in health.
Lauren Hood
Role
Lauren Hood is is GENDER.ED's Undergraduate Communications and Events Intern.Lauren is a 3rd year undergraduate student in History. She is interested in exploring gender in modern Scottish history and the intersection between gender and class in Scotland.
Amy Life
Role
Amy Life is one of GENDER.ED’s Undergraduate Communications and Events Interns.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.
Sam Maccallum
Fiona Mackay
Jacqueline McMahon
Zubin Mistry
Zubin was the interim Associate Director for Semester 1 of 2025/26, whilst Wannes Dupont was on research leave.
Dr Zubin Mistry is a Lecturer in Early Medieval European History. He is a historian of early medieval Europe between 500 and 1000 whose work focuses in particular on reproduction.
His research uses topics like abortion and infertility to think about religious beliefs, legal regimes, political culture and medical practice.
Tulsa Miqdhaadh Moosa
Sarah Prescott
Syjil Ramjuthan
Dylan Walch
Role
Dylan Walch is the 2024-2025 Vice President of Education at the Edinburgh University Student Association.He is responsible for representing students on issues of learning and teaching, and is also the key Sabbatical Officer contact for EUSA’s Programme and School Representatives.
Hatice Yıldız
Role
Dr Hatice Yıldız is a Lecturer in Modern Gender History since 1750 at the School of History, Classics and Archaeology. She is affiliated with both the Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History and the Edinburgh Centre for Global History.Her research interests lie at the intersection of gender, economic and social histories of South Asia and the Middle East.