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In Defence of What’s There: Scavenging as Queer and Feminist Methodology

The seminar will explore scavenging as a methodology of refusal, drawing from Black studies, Black feminist thought, queer studies, and Indigenous studies. Scavenging centers care and repair in intellectual inquiries, challenging traditional research approaches. Key questions include:- How does

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Witches: The Invincible Power of Women

NextGenerationCEC launches a research seminar dedicated to the figure of the witch, inspired by Mona Chollet’s book Sorcières. La puissance invaincue des femmes.First session: March 13, introduction by Clara Mogno (MSCA postdoc, EHESS Paris).Second session: April 14, led by Giulia La Rocca (PhD

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Call for papers - Feminist Visions and Struggles for a Gradeless University

Feminist Formations invites submissions for the special issue "Feminist Visions and Struggles for a Gradeless University". This issue aims to establish a practical and theoretical foundation from which to imagine and facilitate feminist futures for higher education. Contributions must critically

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Call for papers - Exile and Statelessness: Dialogues with and beyond Hannah Arendt

The Hannah Arendt Consortium at the University of Cambridge is inviting abstracts for the workshop Exile and Statelessness: Dialogues with and beyond Hannah Arendt, which will take place on March 26, 2025, at the Faculty of Education.Topics may include the relationship between statelessness and

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Call for papers - Queer(ing) geography through arts-based methods

Gender Campus, a Swiss platform for Gender Studies, Equality, and Diversity, is having a call for papers titled ''Queer(ing) geography through arts-based methods", that includes the following forms: Empirical or theoretical research using arts-based methods (such as theatre, poetry, dance,

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