We are delighted to invite you to the LGBTQ+ Housing Conference 30th June 2022. Join us to discuss the future of LGBTQ affirmative housing in Sussex and beyond. About this event Switchboard, in partnership with University of Brighton Centre for… Continue Reading →
CTSG SUMMER PROGRAMME 11 May 2-3pm Grand Parade G4 Methodology Lab Jess Moriaty& Lesley Murray: The Immobilities of Gender-based Violence inthe Covid 19 Pandemic 17 May 1-2.30pm Grand Parade Reading group led by VRF Flavia Meireles (CEFET-RJ Brazil): How not… Continue Reading →
Annukka Lahti, Postdoctoral researcher, University of Eastern Finland and Visiting Research Fellow, University of Sussex, presents a study into queer break-ups. At 3-4 pm 19th May 2022 – City Campus, Grand Parade – Room G4. Where the rainbow ends: The… Continue Reading →
CTSG research seminar 4 May 3-4pm Grand Parade G4 – all welcome! Situating Queer in Photography Åsa Johannesson This talk focuses on new ways of considering the notion queer in relation to photography. It will include discussions that are rooted… Continue Reading →
Our International Visiting Research Fellow: Dr Flavia Meireles (CEFET-RJ Brazil) will be presenting a seminar at City Campus, Grand Parade – G4. This CTSG seminar explores the case of street slam poetry “Slam das Minas RJ”, a gathering of queer/BIPOC… Continue Reading →
CTSG Reading Group to be held at City Campus: Grand Parade 204 AV presentations Texts here as PDF How to tame a wild tongue Bridge, Drawbridge, Sandbar or Island Towards a Decolonial Feminism
How do you get interesting academics to talk to you for two hours? Start a podcast! That’s what Dr Lena Mattheis did when she invited Terry Castle, Jack Halberstam and Diana Souhami to be on Queer Lit — a podcast… Continue Reading →
Join us to celebrate Lucie Fremlova’s new book Queer Roma (Routledge) on 6th April 3-4pm, University of Brighton City Campus – Edward Street. Lucie will talk to us about the book and there will be time for discussion. All welcome!… Continue Reading →
Men’s unwanted sexual experiences (MUSE) – or sexual violence and harassment towards men – remains an under explored topic of research in the UK, where men rarely seek formal or informal support for their experiences. A recent survey by the… Continue Reading →
Grace will be reading from her forthcoming book Pleasure and Efficacy: Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and Trans Embodiment (Princeton University Press), on trans feminist rhetorics of technique. This live event runs from 3-4.30pm Grand Parade, University of Brighton. Thereafter (from 5pm until… Continue Reading →
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