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  • Lecture 16 March Migrations of Gender: Meditations on Mobility and Movement from the Commonwealth Caribbean

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    Parliament Hall St Andrews, United Kingdom

      Migrations of Gender: Meditations on Mobility and Movement from the Commonwealth Caribbean Professor Violet Eudine Barriteau On Wednesday 16 March 2022, 6:30pm to 8:30pm,   This event is coordinated by the School of Art History's Museum & Gallery Studies in collaboration with the Cultural Identity and Memory Studies Institute (CIMS).  Professor Violet Eudine Barriteau…

  • Research Seminar: Sarah Gharib Seif (School of IR) “Beyond the ‘Jihadi Bride’”

    Psychology Room 1 St Mary's Quad, St Andrews, United Kingdom

    In 2015, the ‘phenomenon’ of women traveling to join the Islamic State seemed to have taken over the news, with regular mentions of disbelief of why they would decide to leave their ‘ideal’ Western lives to join a ‘barbaric’ terrorist group. Various attempts to engage with the roles these women have played (and media coverage…

  • Current Contentions in Gender and Social Change. End of term event. 7th April.

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    School V and Arts Lecture

    The Institute for Gender Studies and the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Studies would like to invite you to the end of term event. Current Contentions in Gender and Social Change. 7th of April (in person) at St Andrews University  15:00 - 16:00 in School V:  Climate Change and Gender by Dr Bridget Bradley (Anthropology Department). 17:00…

  • Jordan and Skinner present The Time Machine

    The Byre Theatre

    Thursday 13 October 2022, 6.30pm Pay What You Can £15.00 / £12.00 / £10.00 Tickets: https://byretheatre.com/shows/jordan-and-skinner-present-the-time-machine/ Running time: 1hAges 12+ Award-winning feminist theatre company Jordan & Skinner present this radical retelling of The Time Machine. In a secret bunker, a group of feminists are taking matters into their own hands as they contemplate impending doom and ask if it…

  • STAIGS Seminar Nov 4: Dr Zoë Shacklock, The Category Is: Streaming Queer Television

    School V and Arts Lecture

    We are thrilled to welcome you back to this year's StAIGS (St Andrews Institute for Gender Studies) Seminar Series, in which staff across the university will be sharing and discussing their work on gender-related topic. This semester we have two seminars, which will both be in-person in School V. If you are interested in presenting…

  • Postgraduate Seminar with Professor Jack Halberstam 6th feb

    Arts Building

      In light of the Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series , the Gender Institute and the School of English invites you to a:     Postgraduate Seminar with Jack Halberstam Monday 6 February, 2-3.00pm, Arts Building Lecture Room 003 You are warmly invited to join Jack Halberstam for an informal seminar discussion, in advance of his…

  • 6th March: Laura Mulvey, ‘Flappers on film: the young modern woman in 1920s cinema’

    School III

    The Department of Film Studies and the St Andrews Institute for Gender Studies are delighted to welcome you to a guest lecture with Professor Laura Mulvey. In this presentation Professor Laura Mulvey will revisit her long-standing interest in the flapper film. The energetic and self-sufficient young modern woman who emerged into city life and onto…

  • Professor Robin Dembroff will be visiting the Institute in April 2023.  

    School II

    The St Andrews Institute for Gender Studies is delighted to announce that Professor Robin Dembroff will be visiting the Institute in April 2023.   Robin Dembroff is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Yale University. They work on feminist and LGBTQ philosophy, with a focus on what gender is and how it shapes social outcomes,…