Author Karen Gainsford
Dr. Pragati Singh is a health professional, researcher, social entrepreneur, and an internationally renowned sexual and reproductive health and rights changemaker. She is known for her unique initiatives in niche fields, such as Indian Aces: India’s first initiative working towards… Continue Reading →
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics & Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender Jules Gleeson & Elle O’Rourke Thursday 13th June 4pm to 6pm, University of Brighton, Room TBC Please use this link to register for the event as it… Continue Reading →
Invitation: Everyone is warmly invited to the launch of Dr Nick McGlynn’s latest book Bodies & Boundaries of UK Bear Spaces (Routledge). This event is hosted by the University of Brighton’s Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender (CTSG). Nick will… Continue Reading →
CTSG member’s Nicholas Mcglynn’s book is launching on April 15th . See here- routledge Keep eye out for a CTSG book launch invitation around mid to late May. Bodies and Boundaries of UK Bear Spaces is an exploration of the spaces… Continue Reading →
We are very pleased to welcome new leadership at the centre although we are sorry too to see our former director move away from the university. After a magnificent effort at shaping and giving direction to a truly world-class centre… Continue Reading →
Invite to the CTSG to Shaan Rathgeber Knan’s PhD creative practice showcase on 06th April at Queer Britain Museum, London: Community Residency Showcase: LGBTQ+ Traveller+ Tickets, Sat 6 Apr 2024 at 15:00 | Eventbrite Shaan Rathgeber Knan (he/him) – Doctoral… Continue Reading →
Åsa Johannesson’s latest publication is Queer Methodology for Photography (Routledge). This is a Photography Research Group event but of interest to the CTSG. Asa will in conversation with Dr Fran Young about her latest research monograph on artistic strategies in… Continue Reading →
HSS RESEARCH SEMINAR series to continue with CTSG member DR LIAM WIGNALL, School of Humanities and Social Science of the University of Brighton. ‘Kinky in the digital age’ Abstract: Through rapid cultural change and technological advances, kink subcultures have become… Continue Reading →
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