Scotland is home to a robust menstrual movement that seeks to improve the lived experiences of menstruators. Find out more!
This talk will examine the relations that young queer people in Zimbabwe forge with ancestral spirits through the lens of queer kinship.
GENDER.ED presents a masterclass on writing and disseminating academic work.
To mark International Women's Day, GENDER.ED and IASH are co-organising a roundtable bringing global perspectives to reproductive justice.
Join The Centre of African Studies and GENDER.ED for a lively seminar discussing the importance of Africa as a site for feminists.
'Women and the Media in Jordan' book launch featuring author Dr Ebtihal Mahadeen (University of Edinburgh)
In-conversation with Jaspreet Kaur, acclaimed author of Brown Girl Like Me (2022), educator and poet.
On the occasion of the launch of the #MeToo in China exhibition, we invite you to a discussion on the themes of the exhibition.
GENDER.ED Networking Reception Event
Jenni Fagan’s novella Hex (part of Polygon’s ‘Darkland Tales’ series) is based on the true story of Geillis Duncan, who was one of the first women accused in the North Berwick witch trials.
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