My latest article "Kurdish Women in the UK Diaspora: Adversities & Challenges" is now published by LSE. blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

📢We now have the finalised schedule for the Breaking Barriers conference on Fri 3 May led by our doctoral researchers! Check out the details below and consider joining us for an enriching day of exploring gender research across disciplines⬇️✨ buytickets.at/lsedepartmento…

Please join us & Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity in welcoming Prof Marsha Henry back to LSE to discuss her new book 'The End of Peacekeeping' w Profs Clare Hemmings, Armine Ishkanian Armine Ishkanian, Denisa Kotsovicova Denisa Kostovicova 🦋 @denisakost.bsky.social & Sumi Madhok @sumi_madhok Weds 1 May 5.30-7pm⬇️ lse.ac.uk/gender/events/…

Thrilled to share my article published on Engenderings. I’m grateful to Tomás Ojeda and Lizzie Hobbs for their comments that helped strengthen the arguments and make the piece better! #SRHR #gender blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04… via Engenderings

“While Western nations can continue to pollute, the consequences will be borne by the non-Western world” - Check out Kaushambi Bagchi’s insightful piece on feminist approaches to post-disaster relief and humanitarian policy blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

London friends, as #IndiaElections2024 begin, don't miss this brilliant new film on India's equal citizenship anti-#CAA movement, following women of #ShaheenBagh, +Q&A with dir. Nausheen Khan. Organised by SouthAsia Solidarity & The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU) @Kamnatweets. Register eventbrite.co.uk/e/land-of-my-d…

Please consider joining Dr SM Rodriguez @SM_Rodriguez77 & Dr Olivia Rutazibwa Olivia U. Rutazibwa who have organised the Black Professors Pipeline workshop Weds 22 May! More details below🔽 Registration closes 30 April: forms.gle/jXb2UCM1ntpy1x… LSE Eden Centre for Education Enhancement Dr Alanah Mortlock LSE Sociology

Post-Disaster Rebuilding through a Feminist Lens | Engenderings blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

The #RwandaBill isn't just cruel and expensive, it's also colonial and cisnormative. So is the detention of migrants on the Bibby Stockholm barge. As I argue in this piece for Engenderings, these policies of deterrence are culture war narratives. blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

My latest article for Engenderings is informed by the vital work undertaken by Rainbow Migration to support LGBTQI+ people through the UK asylum and immigration system, and the troubling reports they publish. (1/4) blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

Brazilian domestic workers and the international struggle for labour rights blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2018/03… via Engenderings

Divest! The History and Politics of a Demand Tues 4 Jun, 5:30-7:30, Sheikh Zayed Theatre, LSE In the wake of Rafah, a panel of experts, scholars, practitioners discuss demands to divest from crimes against the Palestinian people and the arms trade. lse.ac.uk/sociology/even…

Join us at the encampment today, Wednesday 29th May, 19:00 for a teach in on Israeli Pinkwashing: Stonewall and queer complicities in genocide.

The historic @lse_encampment is being evicted. For weeks, students have spoken with moral clarity and courage in solidarity w/ #Palestine, thinking collectively about what can be done from where we are to stop the genocide in Gaza. Come support them at this rally tomorrow @ 2pm.

#Fromthearchives - In the midst of Paris #Olympics2024 it seems the right time to re-share this excellent piece by Astha Madan Grover on the entanglements of racism, misogyny and transphobia that define notions of womanhood in the world of elite sports blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2020/12…

💥New: In a time of global anti-gender politics, research and activism also needs to be transnational ✍Dorottya Rédai️ #GenderStudies #ResearcherActivism LSE Gender wp.me/p4m9em-dcO