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By Chathushka Kiriella This event, hosted by UWE Bristol, on 6 March 2026, brought together researchers, practitioners and students to explore an urgent theme: challenging gender-based violence. Almost two months on, it is important that these conv (More)
Written by Dr Tariq Umar In late October 2025, academic and sector leaders from Southeast Asia and the UK gathered in London for the SEA–UK GEDI Leadership Forum, supported by the British Council and SEAMEO RIHED. Among those presenting was Dr (More)
Opening session of the Inequalities Conference, Milano Triennale, 30 October 2025 - Credit: Photo by the author.  by Eda Beyazit, Research Fellow in Active Travel and Micromobility When I was invited to speak at the closing conference of (More)
By Chathushka Kiriella, Tinkuma Edafioghor, Vanda Papafilippou and Susan Durbin  The last couple of weeks have been an incredibly busy and productive time for for HRWE group members as we celebrated International Women's Day with a series of ins (More)
Author: Bek Rengel Each year on November 20th, we gather to remember and honour the trans lives lost to anti-transgender violence, hate and systemic neglect. But Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is more than a memorial—it’s a call to action.  (More)
Vanda Papafilippou and Lucy Downes, have recently published a series of videos exploring their findings around their research on neurodiversity in engineering. They have made these videos so that the information from their research is free and acces (More)
Written by Bek Rengel (They/Them) and Alex Gibbings (They/Them) Trans Awareness Week spans from November 13th to 19th and culminates in Trans Day of Remembrance on the 20th. It’s a time to commemorate lives lost to anti-transgender violence and (More)
Hazel Conley and Paula Koskinen Sandberg have co-edited a new International Handbook on Gender and Employment in the Public Sector, published by Edward Elgar in their International Handbooks on Gender series.  This blog is based on the introduc (More)
By Jasmine Gurung Lisa Fortier (Pam Grier) in Scream Blacula Scream, directed by Bob Kelljan, American International Pictures, 1973. There has been a shift in horror in recent years with filmmakers like Jordan Peele flipping the script and wri (More)