Toby Greany and Melanie Ehren.   The schools white paper brings together recent announcements from the budget and thefunding consultation as well as the provisions in the Education and Adoption Act to set out theContinue reading

*this is a guest post written by Sara Adkisson and originally posted on the UCL IOE blog  Following Prime Minister David Cameron’s announcement that the European Union referendum will take place on June 23, there is nowContinue reading

GEA are thrilled to have Lucy Rycroft-Smith write this exclusive post on sexism in education for our site. Lucy Rycroft-Smith is a freelance writer and ex-teacher of ten years. She writes for the Guardian, theContinue reading

  Author; William Locke.  The growing pressures faced by universities have had an impact on academic careers. Changes to academic roles, contracts and career paths, along with increasing workloads, have created new challenges. Yet in today’sContinue reading

  Compulsory Coupledom, Postfeminist Education and Imagined Futures   Dr. Kinneret Lahad, Tel-Aviv University Respondent: Prof. Yvette Taylor, University of Strathclyde   Thursday 4th February 4pm & 6pm H229 Lord Hope Building, University of StrathclydeContinue reading

Sheffield University recently held a conference on feminist research methodologies – two members of GEA presented papers and the keynote was delivered by GEA chair, Professor Jessica Ringrose so the association was well represented. WithContinue reading

This post was written by Chris Husbands and first appeared on the IOE blog; https://ioelondonblog.wordpress.com on the 28/10/15 How much is too much? It’s a question we tend to ask when in the proximity of strawberry crèmes, orContinue reading

Emilie Lawrence and Jessica Ringrose From toilet rolls to sex toys, 50 Shades of Grey spin-offs show that the support for the trilogy has been huge and the backlash even bigger. The book has beenContinue reading