Meet Maria Luísa Moreira, one of our 2020 Gender, Peace and Security alumni who consults for the United Nations Global Goals 2030 Global Goals and founded The Gender Diplomat: thegenderdiplomat.com
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Thank you for sharing your insights with us Maria! #partoflse

Our unofficial motto! Thank you for your artistry Deborah Finding ✨🎨

Very excited to be part of the panel 'Feminist Knowledges, Otherwise' and to hear all the other speakers!

Really excited to be part of this conference! Rachel Randall and I will be talking about two workshops we and andrea aramburú v led last year, at Bristol and Cambridge (@CRASSHlive), where we intervened wet-nurses photographs that are part of the Peruvian Courret Archive.

This conference looks properly fab - really looking forward to speaking about some of my research findings and the ethics and risks of a 'survivor-led' feminist politics.

The brilliant Jaspreet Nijjar Jaspreet K. Nijjar will be part of the Abolition, Borders and Carcerality panel. She will present her paper 'Female Masculinity and Transgressive Temporality: How Orange is the New Black Recontextualizes Prisoner Agency' Brunel Sociology, Media, Comms & Journalism

📢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⬇️✨

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✨New piece on #Engenderings ✨ Check out Dr. Shilan Hussain’s eye-opening critique on the adversities and cultural masquerades faced by the UK's Kurdish Diaspora blogs.lse.ac.uk/gender/2024/04…

Amazing resource for history of British women journalists LSE Media & Communications LSE Gender lets hope the situation has now changed.

Meet one of our alumni- Aashna Chatterjee! She works with the UK's Dept of Business and Trade (Department for Business and Trade) and says her MSc in Gender, Development and Globalisation is central to framing the work she does with partner countries.
Thank you for your insights Aashna 🙌📊📈🌍

Join us this Wednesday evening to hear Prof Moon Charania drmooncharania discuss her new book 'Archive of Tongues: An Intimate History of Brownness' 📚🌍

The event is free and open to the public and will be followed by book sales/signing.

lse.ac.uk/gender/events/…

If you missed LSE Gender event with Judith Butler & Sumi Madhok last night you can catch up at youtube.com/watch?v=CbGGAd… #LSEGender

On its 30th anniversary, Prof Sumi Madhok introduces the history of #GenderStudies at LSE.

Read the story about how LSE Gender started with only two staff members and became the largest #gender teaching and #research department in Europe.
blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/202…

“By claiming gender is destructive, whatever one needs to do to destroy gender is justified” -JB

Hoy #JudithButler presentó su nuevo libro en #LSE y yo todavía no me la creo.

Thank you LSE Gender for such an inspiring evening ❤️

What a fantastic turnout for this evening's event with Professor Judith Butler and Sumi Madhok from LSE Gender talking about their new book 'Who's afraid of gender?' #LSEGender

Exciting, waiting to hear Judith speak now, hosted by LSE Gender

Time to get stuck in! #JudithButler #WhosAfraidOfGender

I recently had the opportunity to ask Prof Butler (in convo with Tooba) about their work & the profound impact I believe it holds for survivors of conversion based violence.

This is today!

See you there.

LSE Gender

🌐 Global networks have formed ‘anti-gender ideology movements’ dedicated to circulating a fantasy that gender is a dangerous threat.

In tonight's LSE Gender event, Butler examines how this happened with Sumi Madhok. #LSEGender

More details 👇 lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/03…