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The CTSG is steered by its members – it’s your suggestions that dictate the future of the CTSG and what we should prioritise our time and budget towards. With this in mind, we need your help. We want to… Continue Reading →
In late August, just as the Women’s World Rugby Cup kicked off, Abby Barras (she/her) caught up with Verity Smith (he/him) to talk about rugby’s approach to trans women’s inclusion, if the sport has become more progressive over the years,… Continue Reading →
CTSG member, Dr Jason Preston (Lecturer in Psychology), has written this blog post in conjunction with Bisexual Awareness Week 2025, featuring their research on bi+ men’s experiences. Researching Bi+ men’s perceptions of masculinity and sexual identity Understanding the experiences… Continue Reading →
At the University of Brighton’s summer graduation ceremonies this year, CTSG Member Dr. Abby Barras had the privilege of presenting an honorary doctorate award to Ted Brown, the trailblazing activist who helped organise the UK’s first Pride march. Abby… Continue Reading →
Dr. Lis Bundock Recently appeared on the Pride & Progress Podcast, to discuss her contributions to the recently published Guide to LGBTQ+ Research. Earlier in 2025, we hosted a panel Q&A with Lis and the editors of the book Professor Catherine… Continue Reading →
Lis Bundock, valued member of CTSG’s management board, has recently been recognised by AdvanceHE as one of their prestigious National Teaching Fellows for 2025. You can see Lis’ page on their site here, with a brief description of her recognised… Continue Reading →
The Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender (CTSG) is pleased to award our 2025 dissertation prize to Luke Watson (BA[Hons] Sociology), for his dissertation entitled How Do Neoliberal Workplaces Influence the Experience of Working Transmasculine Individuals?. This prize is awarded… Continue Reading →
In May we welcomed Dr Kevin Guyan to The Centre for Sexuality and Gender to give the key note for our student centred Box Breakers mini-conference. Kevin talked about his books Queer Data (2022) and the newly published Rainbow Trap… Continue Reading →
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