Blog posts tagged ‘LGBTQ’

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Centre on Constitutional Change

Annual Research Showcase Highlights: Kate Holliday

In this Annual Research Showcase Highlight, doctoral candidate Kate Holliday writes about her research on framing and political polarisation in contentious policy debates, focussing primarily on debates over proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act.
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Queer Theory and Physics Education: Dr. Pablo Schyfter speaks with Prof. Ramón Barthelemy

Pablo Schyfter (University of Edinburgh) and Ramón Barthelemy (University of Utah) discuss the challenges of queering physics education research, bringing ideas of queerness, race and class to the study of […]
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 […]
Portrait photograph of Dr Mitchison, date and photographer unknown (Coll-1066)
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Women’s History in the Department of Economic and Social History. Rosalind Mitchison (1919-2002) and Leah Leneman (1944-1999).

Stana NenadicIn 1986 I was appointed to a temporary lectureship in Social History in the Department of Economic and Social History in the old Social Sciences Faculty. My PhD from […]
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Centre on Constitutional Change

DAY ONE: Art as resistance in the face of hate

Reblogged from 16 Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Jo CliffordThe show had gone really well, considering.The actress and crew were exhausted: they’d flown up the […]
A sign reads Homomonument
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Day Fifteen | Gender Violence in Conflict and Peace Processes: The Neglect of LGBT Security

Reblogged from 16Days Blogathon as part of LGBTQ History Month HighlightsWritten by Prof Christine BellRecently I visited the ‘Homomonument’ memorial in Amsterdam which commemorates the many gay and lesbian people […]
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Presumptions, Prejudice and Progress: The Dynamics of Violence Against Sexual and Gender Minorities in Conflict-Affected Societies

Reposted from 16 Days Blogathon as part of LGBT History Month Highlights

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