Current Calls for Papers/ Contributions
QUEER IN EUROPE (CFP for an International Interdisciplinary Research Symposium, to be held in conjunction with CISSGE, University of Exeter, 13-15 September 2008)
SEXUALITY, TEXTUALITY, IMAGE (CFP for the Second Annual Postgraduate Conference of CISSGE, University of Exeter, 12 September 2008)
BECOMING OR UNBECOMING: LGBT RESEARCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY (CFP for a Conference organised by UCU [University and College Union], 28 November 2008)
Upcoming Conferences (with links to programmes)
GENITAL CUTTING IN A GLOBAL AGE (Friday 4th July, The Royal Society of Medicine, London)
Groups and Networks:
QUEER(Y)ING PSYCHOLOGY
PINK THERAPY (LGBTQ-friendly psychotherapy network)
Academic Centres:
CENTRE FOR THE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY OF SEXUALITY AND GENDER IN EUROPE (University of Exeter)
AHRC RESEARCH CENTRE FOR LAW, GENDER AND SEXUALITY(University of Kent)
BIGS (BIRKBECK INSTITUTE FOR GENDER AND SEXUALITY) (University of London)
Research Projects:
THE NATURAL AND THE NORMAL IN THE HISTORY OF SEXUALITY(Centre for the History of European Discourses, University of Queensland, Australia and CISSGE, University of Exeter)
Seminar series:
CISSGE Seminars (Centre for the Interdisciplnary Study of Sexuality and Gender in Europe,University of Exeter)
THE(E)ORIES: CRITICAL THEORY AND SEXUALITY STUDIES (University College, Dublin)
QUEER DISCIPLINE (King's College, London)
Book series:
QUEER INTERVENTIONS (Ashgate press)
Activism sites:
FORWARD (Female Genital Mutilation)
SCHOOLS OUT (an organisation "working towards equality in education for LGBT people")
Miscellaneous:
Lesley Hall's web pages (Lesley's pages include a register of research in the history of sexuality, the home page and archives of the mailing list Histsex, and details of her research.)
Dr Petra (Petra Boynton's site includes her blog, sexuality-related links, and invaluable advice for academics considering working with the media, and for journalists working with academics.)
Del La Grace Volcano's website (the pages of Critical Sexology's favourite visual artist and "part-time gender terrorist") |
