Blog posts by Aerin Lai

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GENDER.ED-EUSA Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazers – Call for Nominations

GENDER.ED and EUSA are pleased to announce this year’s Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazers call for nominations! In 2022, we introduced the Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazers series to showcase the brilliant feminist work […]
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‘Disrupting Coloniality in the Classroom’: Reflections by Dr rashné limki

Coloniality in the classroomrashné limkiA reflection on the experiences of encountering coloniality in the classroom. Presented at IWD 2022 roundtable organised by Gender.Ed.
Roundtable on Disrupting colonially in the classroom? Decolonisation, feminism and critical pedagogies
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‘Disrupting Coloniality in the Classroom’: Reflections by Aerin Lai and Dr Radhika Govinda

Aerin Lai and Dr Radhika GovindaIn March this year, GENDER.ED celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) with a roundtable on ‘Disrupting coloniality in the classroom’, featuring Dr Sara de Jong (University […]
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Reflections: "We were all poets, if only for a moment"

Mariane GalletThe ‘Doing Feminist Research’ workshop, funded by SGSSS-SGSAH and organised by GENDER.ED and Strathclyde University Feminist Research Network (SUFRN), was a three-day event at the start of May 2022. […]
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Reflections: 'What does feminist research mean to you?'

"What does feminist research mean to you?"Elisa Sajed“What does feminist research mean to you?”This was the contemplation posed to us by Dr Radhika Govinda and Professor Yvette Taylor who were […]
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“Doing Feminist Research” – Spring into Methods Workshop 2022

Aerin Lai and Dr Radhika GovindaAs part of 2022’s Spring into Methods series, ‘Doing Feminist Research’, co-convened by GENDER.ED and the Strathclyde University Feminist Research Network garnered significant interest and […]
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Walking the tightrope between tradition and taboo: Gender, cemeteries and the City

Swati Mohana KrishnanSwati Mohana Krishnan is pursuing her PhD from the School of Development Studies, Ambedkar University, Delhi. Her research work is to understand the shrinking spaces for the dead […]
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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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50 Years of Feminist Classrooms

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Different Pathways into Feminism

Marta Kowalewska with inputs from Radhika GovindaHow did the women who pioneered women’s, gender and feminist studies at the University of Edinburgh become involved with feminism? In this blog, we […]
Timeline of the Women's, Gender and Feminist Studies at the University of Edinburgh. 1976 The Beginning. First adult education women's studies course runs in the Extra Mural Department. 1978. Introduction of Gender Studies. Patricia Jeffery comes into Sociology with the explicit brief of introducing gender studies teaching to the mainstream academic curriculum. 1979,. Gender and Society. The course 'Gender and Society' begins, put together and taught by Patricia Jeffery and Rosemary Johnson.
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Women’s, Gender and Feminist Studies at Edinburgh: A Window On Journeys Undertaken

Radhika GovindaThis blog[1] post kicks off our ‘Voices from the Early Days’ blog series, where we explore different topics related to the history – and future –  of Women’s, Gender […]
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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 […]

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