Centre for Gender Studies Symposium
Saturday 11 March
10.30am-5pm
West Downs Campus, University of Winchester, Romsey Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 5FT
This Symposium is part of the University of Winchester celebrations for International Women's Day. It will consist of four panel sessions:
Panel One – Inclusive Masculinities 10:30-12:00
The Impact of Gay Friendly Cultures on Religious Expression: A Study of Inclusive Attitudes and Behaviours Among Religious Adolescent Athletes - Luis Morales
Inclusive Masculinities in the lives and experiences of emerging adults in the American South - Bryan Thomas
Inclusive Colleges: The experiences of sexually diverse students and staff at one further education college in England - Adam White
Panel Two – Equality 10:30-12:00
Changing meanings of equality: 1970 Equal Pay Act and 2010 Equality Act - Terri Bickford
'A co-operative curricula: Is gender discussed equally within education?' - Jack Hancock
Conflict and negotiation over space that is both private and public: Tela-Houses - Michelle de Jongh
Panel Three 13:30-15:00
Another Stupid White Man? Gender and Race in the Persona of Donald J Trump - Jude Davies
Whose Heritage is it Anyway?: Making Space for the Woman of Colour in Amma Asante’s Belle (2014) - Sarah Smyth
Raising the Race and Gender Consciousness of a Generation: Conceptualising Beyoncé as a Contemporary ‘Race Woman’ through an Exploration of Her Most Recent Album, Lemonade - Juliet Williams
Is It OK To Want To Be Child-Free? Unwilling Mothers in Recent Horror - Abigail Whittall
Panel Four – Challenging Gender Norms – 13:30-15:00
Mucky, Murderous & Mentally Unstable: The Portrayal of Bisexual Women in Popular Culture - Carol Shepherd
Catherine Marshall –feminist, pacifist, internationalist and activist - Alison Wilcox
Telling NATO’s Story of Afghanistan: Where are the women? -Katharine A. M. Wright
This event is part of the Centre for Gender Studies. For more information about the Centre, click here
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