The new podcast, Space & Sexuality brings together leading and emerging scholars in the field of queer geographies to explore cutting-edge research at the intersections of spatiality, sexuality, and subjectivity.If interested, it's possible to get in touch with the organizers to create a future
On 3 september of 2026 at Newnham College, University of Cambridge, a one-day workshop: “What’s Next for Feminist Foreign Policy?”Bringing together postgraduate researchers, early career scholars, and established practitioners across gender, security, international development, and global governance
The Centre for the Study of Women and Gender at the University of Warwick (UK) offers two Master's programmes for which applications are open until 2 August 2026.MA in GENDER and SEXUALITYMA in GENDER and INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTWarwick has a long tradition of research and teaching in the field of
Marija Risteska’s new book, "Gender Responsive Budgeting in a Southern European Context", explores how governments and civil society in Southern Europe integrate gender equality into fiscal policy and decision-making processes, and how feminist democratic innovation and gender- as well as wellbeing
New publication of the volume "DanceSport’s Economy of Desire".In this work, Meneau critically examines and deconstructs the rigid gender norms and heteronormative stereotypes that have historically been embedded within the world of competitive ballroom dancing (DanceSport). These norms shape the
The call for papers for the University of Salerno's new International Conference on Gender-Based Violence has been released. The conference, "Women's Experiences of Time: Inequality and Violence," will take place on18and19, with the deadline for abstract submissions set for September 5.The best
The Center for Research and Policy Making and the Gender Budget Watchdog Network invite abstracts for the 3rd GRB Community of Practice, dedicated to strengthening university–CSO collaboration for gender-equal societies. The conference will be held 25-27 August in Ohrid, Macedonia, and will explore
05.06.2026
The Aromanticism & Asexuality Research Network is pleased to announce its Aro/Ace Talk series, which will run throughout the summer. Each week on Fridays at 3:00 PM (UK time, with the only exception noted in the program), researchers, activists, and academics will provide information about their
Sudan faces the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with conflict driving mass displacement, collapsing services, and widespread violence. Despite this, Ahfad University for Women, which serves as the Vice-Chair of UN Academic Impact SDG Hub 1, is still engaging with communities across Sudan to
The monograph Ecology and Feminism in Performance: Composting Histories 1962–2020 is now available from Manchester University PressFrom land art to postdramatic theatre, the book traces how feminist performance has engaged ecological politics from the 1960s to the present. It uses the metaphor of
23.08.2026
IG is offering yet another course that is available both online and in person for whoever is interested in gender studies.Title of the Course: Resisting Anti-Gender Politics – Strategies, Solidarities, and Democratic DefenceDates: 24-26 August 2026Location: University of Bergen and Online (hybrid
Russocentrism operates not only as a geopolitical orientation but also as a knowledge regime shaping how gender, race, violence, and modernity are understood across Eurasia, a term the author use broadly to encompass East Europe, the Baltics, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Siberia, the Far East, and
This book is the first publication that comprehensively addresses the Mulheres da Paz Project, implemented throughout Brazil by the federal government, and examines the execution of the program in two different territories in Rio de Janeiro: one dominated by criminal drug trafficking organisations
Disorienting Phenomenology takes as its point of departure the trans mundane: entering a public restroom, moving through airport security, navigating professional spaces. These ordinary yet unsettling encounters become portals into urgent philosophical questions about space, embodiment, perception,
This publication is the second instalment in the Tipping Point series. It examines how online violence against women in public life is becoming more technologically sophisticated, more invasive, and more damaging in the age of artificial intelligence.Focusing on women journalists, human rights
