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NEWS: Intergenerational Queer Conversations Project – funded by University of Brighton’s Impact Acceleration Account

Dr Vedrana Velickovic and Charlotte Wilcox from the School of Humanities and Social Science have won Ignite 3.3 funding from the University’s Impact Acceleration Account, funded by the AHRC, to capture and evaluate the intergenerational conversations at the Coast is… Continue Reading →

EVENT/S: University Of Brighton students will once again be helping to curate the UK’s biggest LGBT+ literature festival, as COAST IS QUEER returns to the city

From 10-13 October 2024, the festival will take over the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts with a range of panels, workshops, short film screenings, cabaret performances, storytelling events and more. Click here for the full programme of events The… Continue Reading →

New book: Transgender and Non-Binary People in Everyday Sport – A Trans Feminist Approach to Improving Inclusion by CTSG member Abby Barras | Out 20 September 2024

A discounted code and more details have been provided by the author – Abby Barras in Author Flyer_ Transgender and Non-Binary People in Everyday Sport GBP UPDATED This formative work discusses the transgender people’s inclusion in everyday sport in the… Continue Reading →

CTSG Dissertation Prize Winner – Sandy Mclaren

Every summer, CTSG awards its annual LGBTQ+ dissertation prize. This prize celebrates the research and scholarship of University of Brighton undergraduate students and is awarded based on originality, commitment to improving LGBTQ+ lives, and potential to make a positive impact…. Continue Reading →

Event: A two-day conference, Thursday afternoon 25th July and all-day Friday 26th July 2024, University of Brighton.

We are delighted to open registration for attendees. Click here to register.  The Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender (CTSG) is pleased to offer Queer Trouble. Queer Trouble is an interactive workshop which aims to explore themes related to gender… Continue Reading →

News: Article – Health without walls: building trans-inclusive healthcare

EUROHEALTHNET MAGAZINE – INTERVIEW REQUEST ON TRANS HEALTH AND WELLBEING  Read Nigel Sherriff’s contribution to the spring/summer edition of EuroHealthNet Magazine 2024.   You can find the article on trans access to healthcare online here: https://eurohealthnet-magazine.eu/ as well as on EuroHealthNet… Continue Reading →

Event: Dr. Pragati Singh our Visiting Reserach Fellow will present on ASEXUALITY 101 | 27 June 2024 2-4pm at University of Brighton Falmer Campus, Checkland Building Room D511

This is an interactive session on the foundational concepts of asexuality. This seminar helps participants understand the nuances of Asexuality and how to include and integrate it within the larger LGBTQIA+ spectrum.     Dr Pragati Singh is a health professional, researcher,… Continue Reading →

CTSG Annual LGBTQ+ undergraduate dissertation / project prize.The deadline for nominations is June 21st 2024.

The Centre for Transforming Sexuality & Gender are pleased to announce our annual LGBTQ+ undergraduate dissertation / project prize. This will be the prize’s twelfth year, with an award of £150 for the winning entry. The deadline for nominations is… Continue Reading →

International Visiting Research Fellow – 2024 Pragati Singh June – July 2024

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 →

British Educational Research Association:Special Issue: Researching gender and sexuality – Questioning my use of creative methods: The dominance of the interview in a multiple case study project focusing on the lived experiences of four gender-diverse teachers in UK schools by Lis Bundock

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