Blog posts tagged ‘feminism’

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Centre on Constitutional Change

What Black Feminist Praxis and Mouna Chatt’s (Re)Wayat Can Teach Us About Resistance

Hosted as part of Islamophobia Awareness Month, I recently attended a workshop led by Mouna Chatt, a current undergraduate Sociology and Politics student, around her research project under the OUR MIND […]
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Centre on Constitutional Change

Toxicity and Gender

By Michaela Hayes
Roundtable at GENDER.ED's 5th year celebration
Centre on Constitutional Change

GENDER.ED’s 5th year celebration: The Annual Research Showcase

GENDER.ED’s Annual Research Showcase returned completely in person for the first time since the pandemic and was an opportunity to learn about cutting-edge gender and sexualities research projects and initiatives at the University of Edinburgh. […]
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Centre on Constitutional Change

Past Interns and Assistants: Lauren Galligan

In honour of GENDER.ED’s five year anniversary, we recently sat down with past undergraduate interns and PhD assistants to discuss their experiences at GENDER.ED, what gender and sexuality studies related […]
Colombian flag flying above the heads of people walking
Centre on Constitutional Change

On reproductive justice in Colombia: gendered victimhood and forced parenthood

Despite an active domestic reparation programme in Colombia, children born of conflict-related sexual violence remain largely invisible in the country’s human rights and transitional justice agendas. There are no policies […]
ASHA Workers wearing pink, sitting down in protest
Centre on Constitutional Change

Recognition for gendered work: A post-pandemic hope and demand

Indian community health workers (or ASHAs), provide essential forms of care and labour during a health crisis. Yet their own lives are not safeguarded and they struggle for access to […]
screenshot of Period Poverty University of Edinburgh Facebook page
Centre on Constitutional Change

Period Poverty, University of Edinburgh

 
GENDER.ED reproductive justice event
Centre on Constitutional Change

Introducing the Feminist Dossier on Reproductive Justice

One of the reasons that people access our blog is to read and hear about academic work that is written for broad audiences. Our blogs can be used in classrooms […]
Madeline Akida with a megaphone
Centre on Constitutional Change

Actors of change: female activists fight for peace in the DRC

Caption: Peacebuilder Madeline Akida speaks during a meeting between local women and the families of a Congolese army commando unit stationed at a nearby garrison, Beni, July 2022. Photo credit: Hugh […]
The team at Safetipin (11 people) standing in a semicircle and smiling at the camera
Centre on Constitutional Change

Safetipin: Building a world where everyone can move without fear

The team at Safetipin
Cartoon illustration of city
Centre on Constitutional Change

Building Feminist Cities: A Transnational Conversation

GENDER.ED sat down with two groups who work on building feminist cities to ask them what they do and how they do it!
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Centre on Constitutional Change

Jaspreet Kaur’s teachings in brown self-love

When I think about my unique journey as a South African woman of Indian origin, my mind brings on flashbacks from my childhood. I picture six-year-old me’s little body positioned right in front of our living room’s big TV screen, virtually emerged in the displayed landscapes that swirled with colour, but yet stood firm in their impressive depictions of natural formations spanning the globe.

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