We’ve had a busy few months with our Meet and Greet reception, several events, and new blogs on International Safe Abortion Day, ...
Who knows the story of young Scots woman Geillis Duncan’s last night on earth? As one of some 3800 people accused of …
GENDER.EDs five year anniversary reception was accompanied by the launch of a student-curated, travelling exhibition on #MeToo in China, supported by GENDER.ED …
This year, GENDER.ED and the Edinburgh University Students Association (EUSA) came together for the launch of the Undergraduate Feminist Trailblazers Awards and Blog Series. The Awards seek to recognise and celebrate […]
GENDER.ED is turning 5 this year! To mark our 5th year anniversary celebrations, GENDER.ED and IASH are very pleased to announce the …
Forging solidarity in the anti-extradition movement in Hong Kong by Fiona Wong ‘Fight for Freedom, Stand with Hong Kong!’ – a slogan …
As State forces in Iran continue to violently suppress protestors, we invited Prof. Nacim Pak-Shiraz to offer context on the political battles …
The making of Brahmin womanhoodby Sambhavi GaneshMe – “Hello, I would like to book a place at your training event.”Organiser – “How old is your child?”Me – “I am asking […]
Pic: Aiden Frazier, used with the UnSplash license. A Threat and a Promise: Abortion’s History in the Twenty-First Century
Last year, GENDER.ED launched an ECR Spotlight Series to showcase the cutting-edge research being done by ECRs at the University of Edinburgh. This year, …
To mark Safe Abortion Day, we invited Professor Gayle Davis to share her research and analysis of abortion law in Britain. The …
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