Update from the Lead of Gender and Education  2017 Middlesex Conference Organising Team, Professor Jayne Osgood. More information can be found here via The theme for the upcoming GEA 2017 conference has been finalised as Generative Feminism(s):Continue reading

The Gender and Education Association has kindly funded research visits between Beijing Normal University and Strathclyde University, in order to pump prime the new research project ‘developing critical feminist sex education in teacher training institutions’.Continue reading

Over the last week, members of GEA’s executive committee have been sharing their views on Donald Trump’s election success; Andrea Peto started by examining how Trump’s win was a boost for illiberial regimes in Europe. JessicaContinue reading

Today, GEA members are responding to the news that Trump has won the US presidency. Andrea Peto started us off by musing how Trump’s win is a boost for illiberial regimes in Europe. GEA Chair, JessicaContinue reading

Calling out Trump Pedagogy: Turning the 2016 USA election into a teachable moment   Jessica Ringrose and Victoria Showunmi, UCL Institute of Education Many teachers at schools and universities internationally have been asking how toContinue reading

The news that Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States has left many shocked and outraged with Twitter hashtags such as #NotMyPresident starting up and protests in 25 US cities, including New York.Continue reading

  CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 11th International Biennial Gender & Education Association Conference: Generative Feminism(s): working across/within/through borders Middlesex University, London. GEA is thrilled to announce that the 11th International Biennial conference will be hosted by Middlesex UniversityContinue reading

The Feminist Readings Network provides a space to explore the question of reading with feminist thought, art and pedagogy. We’re delighted to have been awarded funding by the Gender and Education Association to further developContinue reading

The Gender and Education Journal is seeking a new Books Review Editor. The role involves circulating a ‘books for review’ list on a regular basis, selecting books for review, obtaining reviewers, managing the review submission processContinue reading