Time and Space for Embodied Feminist Pedagogies in the Classroom?
by Aisling Walsh For the Spanish language version of this text, please go to page 2 (navigation below "Related" articles) Late one afternoon in the final semester of ...more
Reconsidering the relationship between domestic workplaces and ‘homes’ in Chile during COVID-19
by Carol Chan The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to the 'shadow pandemic' of domestic violence, where, due to the fears of contagion and mobility restrictions in ...more
Liminalities of time and its flashes
by Kashi Syal 1. Blossom acts as a seasonal clock even before daylight savings. Spring comes and the days stretch. Every April, I think about T.S Eliot’s ...more
Apostrophe
by Claire Wilmot i. polemic Look I know this one hits different, but I’m writing to tell you I’m tired of asking ...more
The X marks us all: the lingering, living liminalities we write with
by Q Manivannan “The code-name losses and compensations Float in and around us through the window. It helps to know what direction the body comes from. It isn’t absolutely clear. ...more
Clubbing without the club
by Nina Bo Wagner NB: see at the bottom of this article for a mix from the London rave scene, for optional listening while reading. The club as ...more
Daily Exercise
By Becka White A slightly different route today for our daily exercise. My six-year-old’s school has invited us to collect some seeds ‘to plant in the ...more
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
