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Happy #InternationalWomensDay from everyone at the University of Surrey   Here we celebrate 22 women from our Surrey community who were recently recognised for their exceptional contribution to teaching, research and University life.

In this podcast, Andrea Kočiš talks to Dr @AifeDoyle and Dr Fabio Fasoli, directors of the Psychology of #Gender and #Sexuality #Lab at the University of Surrey. Tune in for an exciting episode where they speak about their #research journey!🎙️🎧👇 gversity-solutions.org/blog-solutions…

Today we will be attending a presentation by Dr. Morgana Lizzio-Wilson that seeks to understand the lifecycle of social change in the context of feminist and LGBT issues. You can find out more and access the meeting in the link below: stories.surrey.ac.uk/IWD2024/#group…

Check out a recent paper published by lab member Fabio F. on if body positivity works for men as does for women. Read the press release here: surrey.ac.uk/news/body-posi… Find out more here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We would like to welcome lab member, Rodrigo Figueiredo who is working on their PhD project titled: “Understanding the role of healthcare minority stressors and perceived parental relationships on healthcare avoidance intentions among Trans and Gender Non-Conforming individuals”

We would like to welcome a visiting student, Philipp Agostini, who is working on their PhD project with the lab titled: “Mechanisms Behind Victim Blaming Towards Male Victims of Physical Aggression”.

Check out a recent paper by lab members Fatima O., Sophie R. and Harriet T. on The role of valuing cultural diversity in children’s endorsement of rights. Find out more here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

We would like to welcome lab member Chiara Urone who will be working on their PhD project titled: “A neoliberal metric for understanding slut-shaming: women’s sexual experience and agency.”

We would like to welcome a new lab member Elif Mestanli Sari, who is working on their PhD project titled: “The Effects of Ambivalent Sexism on Partner’s Sacrifices”.

We would like to thank Professor Philipp Jugert for presenting his research into 'White German parents’ racial-ethnic socialization in high and low diversity contexts'.

We are very proud of lab member Isaac Chung who successfully defended his thesis! Thank you to all involved and for your support ❤️

Check out a recent paper by lab member Fabio F. on if agentic messages can help; Linguistic strategies to counteract voice-based sexual orientation discrimination. Find out more here: bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bj…

Today is the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. 🏳️‍🌈 Check out our last post to see reasearch by lab member Fabio F on counteracting voice based sexual orientation discrimination. #IDAHOBIT #IDAHOBIT2024

Today we commemorated the life of Alan Turing and listened to speakers reflect on his life and why he is iconic for both AI and LGBTQIA+ communities.

We would like to thank Zhimin Hu from the University of Padova for presenting their research about " Lies, Bias, and Chasing Mouse: How a Foreign Language Mucks With our Mind".

Exciting News! Our new project, Breaking Barriers in Research Funding Applications Evaluating Narrative CVs and Co-Designing Solutions for Application Processes, funded by EDI Caucus is now underway! Surrey [email protected] DORA Institute for Sustainability-University of Surrey Check: surrey.ac.uk/research-proje…

Today is International Pronouns Day! Read about the work of fabiofas and @AifeDoyle on how people use gender pronouns to describe others in this paper here routledgeopenresearch.org/articles/2-38/… Surrey [email protected]

We are very excited to share this new paper titled 'Sex and the city park: The role of gender and sex in psychological restoration in urban greenspaces' co-authored by @lucytalk @AifeDoyle fabiofas Ellie Ratcliffe doi.org/10.1016/j.jenv…