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Location: Interrupted -- Special Series Announcement
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has been a world-altering event, one with fatal health, economic, political, and interpersonal consequences. It has also fundamentally disrupted - if ...more
Neglecting women’s needs: A recipe for disaster
by Simona Camillini In the wake of the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that devastated Haiti on 12 January 2010, the Haiti Gender Shadow Report highlighted the failure to ...more
What anti-gender and anti-vaccines politics have in common – the construction of gender and the Covid-19 pandemic in right-wing discourses
By Ann-Kathrin Rothermel In the first week of 2022, I was invited to give a guest lecture about anti-gender activism and the role of the university ...more
Emancipatory pedagogies: human rights and feminist struggle in Rojava
by Hasret Cetinkaya This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in February and March ...more
In Praise of Revolutionary Feminism
by Clare Hemmings This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in February and ...more
Some reflections on decolonising sex work research
by Sharmila Parmanand This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in February and March ...more
Extractivism and the Coloniality of Knowledge Production
by Sumi Madhok This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in February and ...more
Imagining another university through feminist pedagogies
by Aiko Holvikivi & Niharika Pandit* This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in ...more
Connecting feminist and value struggles to improve our world
by Ania Plomien This piece is a part of our Strike Archive, the only content we will be publishing throughout the UCU strike in February and ...more
Embodying collective care through decolonial feminist praxis
By Rosa dos Ventos Lopes Heimer, Marcela Terán and Tatiana Garavito *Illustrations by Marcela Terán In early 2020 as the pandemic broke out, we witnessed first ...more
Re-centring white victimhood in the age of Black Lives Matter: a 'gender critical' project?
By Ilaria Michelis Self-proclaimed ‘gender critical’ feminists have grown increasingly loud within the UK political space over recent years. The last few months alone have provided ...more
A Tale of Two Obscene Publications Acts — A Brief and Incomplete Contextualisation of Obscenity Laws and Imperial Censorship in Sri Lanka
by Senel Wanniarachchi At a meeting held on 21 September 2021, the Sri Lankan Cabinet granted the nod to a new bill which, according to media reports, ...more
Engenderings Collective Editorial Statement Update
Facing a political climate, both in and outside of academia in the UK and further afield, that is increasingly and aggressively hostile towards trans* people, ...more
Difficult Encounters, Fragmented Positionalities: gender, caste, and Hindutva in the field
by Sneha Annavarapu I came to my dissertation by accident. In 2017, I was taking a walk to clear my head and come up with a ...more
The perks and perils of geopolitical framings of LGBTQ+ rights in Georgia
By Laura Luciani In a context of growing antagonism between the EU and Russia over their ‘shared neighbourhood’, LGBTQ+ rights in Georgia have increasingly been framed in ...more
A Feminist Intervention into Critiques of the Human Rights Approach in the Refugee Regime
by Jenifer Elmslie This June, this author had the pleasure of being asked to present at LSE’s Interdisciplinary Knowledge Beyond Boundaries conference; the following is a written ...more
