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'Living Gender in Diverse Times'

Feminist and Gender Network First Annual Conference

Developed from the ‘Living Gender in Diverse Times’ project, the Feminist and Gender Network (FGEN) was founded in July 2021 by Professor Sally Hines (University of Sheffield) and Dr Natacha Kennedy (Goldsmiths) to bring together academic and professional staff and students, policy makers, third sector, community and campaigning organisations, members of cultural industries, and health and medical professionals whose work understands gender as fluid and diverse.

FGENs first conference ‘Living Gender in Diverse Times’ brings Network members and international keynote speakers in trans, gender and sexuality studies together over two days to share ideas and work to forge future collaborations. In exploring the diverse ways in which gender is lived and understood in current times, the conference will address practices of gender regulation and resistance, representations and mediations, and social institutions and transformative cultures. In addition to individual presentations, the conference will host roundtable discussions and cultural/visual interventions.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Julia Serano

C. Riley Snorton

Jules Gill-Peterson

Grace Lavery

Marquis Bey

Hil Malatino

Agnieszka Graff-Osser & Elzbieta Korolczuk

CONFERENCE SESSIONS

Education Health & Care, Queer Disabilities, Gender Based-Violence, Policy, Politics & Activisms, Exclusion, Marginalisation & Resistance, Beyond Binaries: Experiences & Practices, Media & Cultural Representations, Crime & Criminal Justice, Theoretical Interventions, Bodies & Sexualities, Methodologies, Visual Culture.

FILM SCREENING + Q&A

Rebel Dykes

Harri Shanahan, Sîan Williams (Directors) & Siobhan Fahey (Producer)

Register for the free event above.

Resource for London is fully accessible and a team of BSL interpreters will sign all key notes talks and seminars (according to need). Gender-neutral and accessible toilets will be available.

We strongly advise attendees to wear masks (if they are able) and to continue hand-washing and social distancing measures throughout the event. We also encourage all attendees to take a lateral flow test within 24 hours of the conference in order to prioritise the health and safety of guests.