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Arguing for Planning from a Gender Perspective. By Gaurav Sikka

Involving both men and women at all levels of development planning, implementation and evaluation will make a world of difference in the entire society by carrying out social change through development interventions. Such planning processes ensure women to be a … Continue reading

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GFGRG Networking Event – Wednesday 30th August at the RGS-IBG Conference

You are warmly invited to join us for a networking lunch at this year’s RGS-IBG Annual Conference. The lunch sponsored by the GFGRG will take place on Wednesday lunchtime in the Tea Room. Grab your packed lunch and join us … Continue reading

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Book Launch – Thursday 31st August

The GFGRG is excited to be hosting the launch of Erin Sanders-McDonagh’s monograph Women and Sex Tourism Landscapes during the RGS-IBG’s Annual International Conference. Woman and Sex Tourism Landscapes focuses on the ways in which women interact with and explore … Continue reading

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GFGRG at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2017

We are delighted to be sponsoring a number of different panels, networking events and book launches at this year’s RGS-IBG Annual International Conference. Below are the dates, times and places of each of our sessions.  Please click on the links … Continue reading

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GFGRG Dinner – Wednesday 30th August

A reminder that this year the meal for the GFGRG will will be held on Wednesday 30th August at Thai Square, 19 Exhibition Road, South Kensington.  Please sign up via this link by August 14th including what you would like … Continue reading

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A Brief Introduction to the Feminist Archive South. By Maria Fannin

The University of Bristol holds a unique collection of materials related to feminist and women’s liberation movements in the UK. The Feminist Archive South is based in the University’s Special Collections department where I have been working with a trustee of the … Continue reading

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Upcoming events: 9th-10th June 2017, Genesis of a New Human Being with Luce Irigaray, University of Bristol

Genesis of a New Human Being with Luce Irigaray 1 ½ day conference 9-10 June 2017 University of Bristol, BS8 1TU Philosopher Luce Irigaray’s new book To Be Born (Palgrave, 2017) offers a new way of conceiving what it means … Continue reading

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Friday 21st July, RGS, London. Postgraduate Workshop: Reflecting on Qualitative Methods

Friday 21st July 10.00am – 4.30pm Royal Geographical Society, London Sponsored by: GFGRG*PGF*GLTRG*SCGRG*PyGyRg*GLTRG   Need some help working out your methodology? Want to learn more about the RGS and it’s research groups? Or just want to meet some other PhDs … Continue reading

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Privilege and Gentrification: The Politics of Pushing Back. By Erin Sanders-McDonagh

One in a series of short pieces demonstrating the diverse research in gender and feminist geographies.   To comment or to write a post yourself, please contact our Web Coordinator, Louise Rondel at l.rondel@gold.ac.uk  We welcome posts by all members of … Continue reading

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Who cares? The gendering of informal caring practices in a hospital-setting. By Katherine Morton

One in a series of short pieces demonstrating the diverse research in gender and feminist geographies.   To comment or to write a post yourself, please contact our Web Coordinator, Louise Rondel at l.rondel@gold.ac.uk  We welcome posts by all members of … Continue reading

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