UCL Gender and Feminisms Research Network
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Our aim is to explore the points where gender and feminist politics intersect with a diverse range of power relations and social movements. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-advanced-studies/gender-and-feminisms-research-network
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Join the next session of the Reading Group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice.

📅27 Oct, 2-4pm
📍51 Gordon Square, WC1H 0PN

Join us to workshop Dr Amelia Morris (University of Exeter)’s paper on Taylor Swift and reproductive labour.

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The 1950s Shit They Want From Me: Tay-Vis and the Disciplinary Lens of Reproductive Labour
Join the next session of the Reading Group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice.
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Writing Histories of Abortion and Reproductive Health Today
27 May 2025, 10am-12pm
Second session of the new reading group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice at UCL
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Writing Histories of Abortion and Reproductive Health Today
Second session of the new reading group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice at UCL
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Care or control? Regulating technology, behaviour & gender at school
Hybrid, 23 May 11:00 – 17:00 @ioe.bsky.social
A panel discussion to discuss the global uptake of mobile phone bans in schools to support and promote young people’s rights and prevent sexual violences.
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Care or control? Regulating technology, behaviour and gender at school
Join this panel discussion to discuss the global uptake of mobile phone bans in schools to support and promote young people’s rights and prevent sexual violences.
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Rainbow Trap – London Launch
10 July 6:15pm @ucl-ias.bsky.social
Join author @kevinguyan.bsky.social to explore ideas from his hot new book 'Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Categories and the Dangers of Inclusion'.
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Book cover of 'Rainbow Trap' by Kevin Guyan
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Victim/Suspect: film screening and panel discussion
15 May 3:30–7pm
A US reporter discovers a pattern of women who reported sexual assault to police nationwide but were then charged with fabricating their allegations—sometimes facing prison.
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Victim/Suspect: film screening and panel discussion
A US reporter discovers a pattern of women who reported sexual assault to police nationwide but were then charged with fabricating their allegations—sometimes facing prison.
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Colonial Domesticity with Lisa Lowe
This lecture examines literary and historical narratives to elaborate "colonial domesticity," and the centrality of kinship, family, and household organization to both the governance of colonized peoples.
29 April 3:30-5:30pm
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Colonial Domesticity with Lisa Lowe
This lecture examines literary and historical narratives to elaborate "colonial domesticity," and the centrality of kinship, family, and household organization to both the governance of colonized peop...
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Colonial Domesticity with Lisa Lowe
29 April 3:30-5:30pm
Examining literary and historical narratives to elaborate "colonial domesticity," and the centrality of kinship, family & household organization to the governance of colonized peoples.
www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of...
Colonial Domesticity with Lisa Lowe
This lecture examines literary and historical narratives to elaborate "colonial domesticity," and the centrality of kinship, family, and household organization to both the governance of colonized peop...
www.ucl.ac.uk
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‘I simply rejected femaleness’: Diana Chapman’s narratives of gendered & sexual selfhood in mid-20thC Britain
11 March 6:30pm
Prof Rebecca Jennings Inaugural Lecture opens up questions re the entangled nature of gendered and sexual subjectivities in mid-20thC Britain
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Professor Rebecca Jennings: Inaugural Lecture
Join UCL History to celebrate Rebecca Jennings' professorship with a welcome from Dr Antonio Sennis (UCL) and an introduction by Professor Matt Cook (University of Oxford).
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Enemies, Frenemies, Comrades and Exes - Dread and Dreamwork in the Pursuit of Feminism
7 March 2025, 1pm-5pm
A space for collaborative thinking (and some doing), as a prelude to the 2025 UCL Public Lecture by Sophie Lewis on her new book 'Enemy Feminisms'
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Enemies, Frenemies, Comrades and Exes - Dread and Dreamwork in the Pursuit of Feminism
A space for collaborative thinking (and some doing), as a prelude to the 2025 UCL Public Lecture by Sophie Lewis on her new book 'Enemy Feminisms'
www.ucl.ac.uk
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📢 Calling all UCL SHAPE ECRs (arts, humanities or social sciences)
Want some advice on Getting Published? 📑📚
Join our interactive workshop on 5th March, 2-4pm at the IAS, UCL
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IAS Early Career Network Workshop: Getting Published
This interactive workshop will cover all aspects of building a strong publication record as an ECR.
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Enemies, Frenemies, Comrades and Exes - Dread and Dreamwork in the Pursuit of Feminism
7 March 2025, 1:30pm-5pm
Collaborative thinking, a discussion and a collaborative mapping and analysis activity. A prelude to the 2025 qUCL Public Lecture by Sophie Lewis.
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The Word for Quilting was Work
27 Feb 5:30pm @uclhistoryofart.bsky.social
Bailey will suggest Europe's premodern quilts might offer provocations for how we write feminist art histories of quilting, ultimately aiming to dismantle the primacy of a gender-binary.
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The Word for Quilting was Work
For this Research Seminar, we welcome Dr Jess Bailey (University of Edinburgh) for a talk on 'The Word for Quilting was Work'.
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Honoured to have @reproutopia.bsky.social deliver our annual qUCL/GFRN lecture!

March 7

‘The Feminism of Fools: When Real Feminists do Fascism'

Respondents @galarexer.bsky.social Victoria Mangan, Emrah Karakus

#feminism #lgbtq
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qUCL / GFRN Annual Lecture: 'Enemy Feminisms'
7 March 2025, 6:30pm-8:30pm
qUCL and GFRN are pleased to welcome Dr Sophie Lewis to give their joint annual lecture.
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qUCL / GFRN Annual Lecture: 'Enemy Feminisms'
qUCL and GFRN are pleased to welcome Dr Sophie Lewis to give their joint annual lecture.
www.ucl.ac.uk
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Lady Oscar: Between Genres and Genders
26 March 5-7pm UCL
'Lady Oscar' is a Japanese manga series, set in the French Revolution. It focuses on the lives of two women: Marie Antoinette & Oscar François de Jarjayes, commander of the Royal Guard. #queerdesire #feministicon
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Lady Oscar: Between Genres and Genders
The Centre for French and Francophone Research is pleased to present this conversation with Frances Clemente (Oxford), Alessandra Aloisi (Oxford) and Christina Parte (UCL).
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qUCL / GFRN Annual Lecture: 'Enemy Feminisms'
7 March 2025, 6:30pm-8:30pm
qUCL and GFRN are pleased to welcome Dr Sophie Lewis to give their joint annual lecture.
www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of...
qUCL / GFRN Annual Lecture: 'Enemy Feminisms'
qUCL and GFRN are pleased to welcome Dr Sophie Lewis to give their joint annual lecture.
www.ucl.ac.uk