GEA recently contributed to funding a vital sex and relationships education symposium in Bristol – we are delighted to announce that The University of Westminster is hosting a further event on the 30th June.
Using the framework of the Fifteen Domains of Healthy Sexual Development* , this event aims to support practitioners and teachers involved in […]
This post is part of our new Countdown to Conference (C2C) series. Are you attending conference? We would love to feature a brief blog post from you too! Visit our main Countdown to Conference page for details!
C2C: Social media and gender identity work
by Josie Anne Reade
Twitter: @JosieAnneReade
As a PhD candidate researching gender and the body, I […]
It has become global-policy commonsense that we need more people working in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and that we must increase the proportion who are female, and that these goals are linked. As a 2014 UK policy report on Women in Scientific Careers stated, a ‘compelling reason to tackle’ the gender gap ‘is […]
GEA SOCIAL MEDIA Internship
You will be working in a fast-paced, intellectually demanding environment where the primary goal is to enhance visibility of GEA activities through the website, twitter, Facebook and any other relevant social media platforms.
The core duties for the post include:
Creating content for the Gender and Education Website: http://www.genderandeducation.com
Creating content and providing support for […]
GEA are excited to announce an upcoming conference in Wales: Educating ‘Agenda’ – Supporting Young People In Making Positive Relationships Matter. With equality, diversity, children’s rights and social justice at its heart, AGENDA enables young people to speak out on gender and sexual injustices and violence through their own and others’ change-making practices. It’s an affirmative, […]
This post is part of our new Countdown to Conference (C2C) series. Are you attending conference? We would love to feature a brief blog post from you too! Visit our main Countdown to Conference page for details!
C2C: My current research is my teaching and my teaching is my current research
by Dr Zoe Charalambous
My attendance at the […]
We have learned with concern about proposed legislation that would make it impossible or impracticable for the Central European University to continue its operations in Budapest.
We would like to express our admiration for Central European University and its Department of Gender Studies that has pioneered in promoting studying gender and education in the region and […]
This post is part of our new Countdown to Conference (C2C) series. Are you attending conference? We would love to feature a brief blog post from you too! Visit our main Countdown to Conference page for details!
C2C: Connections and new directions
by Nicole Christen
Attending the Gender and Education Conference will benefit my academic development by adding to […]
This post is part of our new Countdown to Conference (C2C) series. We would love to feature a brief blog post from you too! Visit our main Countdown to Conference page for details!
C2C: On teaching, research, and activism
by Briony O’Keeffe
Attendance at the GEA conference will offer me the opportunity to gain exposure to a broad […]
This post is part of our new Countdown to Conference (C2C) series. We would love to feature a brief blog post from you too! Visit our main Countdown to Conference page for details!
C2C: My first GEA conference
by Dr Jessica Gagnon
The first GEA conference I attended was in Melbourne in December 2014. It was my first […]
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