Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender

Event: CORE TSG 19/06/23 1-2.30pm Queer grief and LGBTQIA+ breakups: A conversation

Join us for a Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender seminar with Annukka Lahti  our  International Visiting Research Fellow and Meg-John Barker. The seminar will be a dialogue, in which we explore connections and sparks between their work on LGBTQIA+… Continue Reading →

Event: CORE TSG and School of Sport and Health Sciences (SHSS) 11/07/23 12 – 1.30pm We Have Just Begun: The Continued Work to Advance LGBTQIA+ Clinical Care and Cultural Competency – SSHS Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell

School of Sport and Health Sciences (SHSS) Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell will hold the following session for CTSG in partnership with SSHS. Even though public policies and opinions are rapidly changing, serious health and mental health… Continue Reading →

School of Sport and Health Sciences (SSHS) Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell to be in partnership with CORE TSG

SSHS Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell Dr. Markus Bidell (They/Them; Xe/Xem; He/Him) Dr. Bidell is a national and international researcher, educator, speaker, and author focusing on LGBTQIA+ affirmative psychotherapy, clinical competence, and public policy. They earned a… Continue Reading →

Event: CORE TSG and School of Sport and Health Sciences (SHSS) 19/07/23 10:30-12pm Is Hope Just Around the Corner? Using Psychedelic Medicines to Treat LGBTQIA+ Trauma – SSHS Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell

School of Sport and Health Sciences (SHSS) Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell  will hold the following session for CTSG in partnership with SSHS. It is now well accepted that LGBTQIA+ individuals are at considerable risk of experiencing… Continue Reading →

2023 CORE TSG and CAPPE Gender, Sexuality and the Politics of Disability – Activist in Residence is here in June

The 2023 CTSG and CAPPE Gender, Sexuality and the Politics of Disability Activist in Residence is Shanshan OUYANG (she/ her), who is a Chinese graduate student from the Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan University, Japan and… Continue Reading →

MUSE (Men’s Unwanted Sexual Experiences) project continues to uncover sexual abuse of men and barriers to seeking support

This is a copy of the post on the University WEBSITE on 5th June, here: Brighton research reveals hidden sexual abuse of men and barriers to seeking support MUSE researchers have investigated what prevents men reporting incidents of unwanted sexual… Continue Reading →

CORE TSG Visiting Research Fellow for June 2023 – Annukka Lahti

Annukka Lahti is an Academy of Finland postdoctoral fellow at the University of Eastern Finland, Finland. The interrelations of intimacy, power, sexuality, gender and affect are at the heart of her research inquiry. She has studied them from queer theoretical… Continue Reading →

Event: CORES TSG & DCI 22/05/23 7PM No Pride in Detention: LGBTQI+ Experiences Centre of Immigration Detention. To be held at Brighton’s Ledward Centre

LGBTQI+ people come to the UK fleeing persecution. But instead of finding safety here, some are locked up in detention centres where they face LGBTQI-phobic bullying, harassment and abuse. Join us at the Ledward Centre in Brighton for a short film screening… Continue Reading →

Event: CORE TSG University of Brighton & University of Sussex’s Centre for Sexual Dissidence 26/05/23 3pm Working Class Queers Book launch and conversation with Prof Yvette Taylor Grand Parade  City Campus

Who cares about working-class queers in Britain today? Are queers marginal to the study of class, and are the working-classes marginal to queer studies?  Join us for a conversation and Q&A with Professor Yvette Taylor (University of Strathclyde), author of… Continue Reading →

Event: CORE TSG University of Brighton Grand Parade 13/06/23 3-5pm “It’s not a sex thing at all”: Social media, content moderation and marketing trans-specific products online – Tate McAllister

Online spaces have been crucial to the formation of trans identities and communities. Yet as Oliver Hamison et al. (2021) describe, for as long as trans communities have been online, trans content has been subject to restriction and censorship for… Continue Reading →

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