After a two-months break, we are back with our second season! This time, Leandro and Jessica will meet various scholars from all over the world who have at least one thing in common: their work focusses on gender (and, as you cannot separate it from, sexuality, race, class, colonialism, intersectionality, politics ...). In each episode … Continue reading 2.1 En-Gender Conversations – “Gender in the disciplines” – Intro

Wow! It has been a season! So much feel good academia - we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. However, we're not done yet, so do not miss the season finale in which Leandro and Jessica recap the whole season, talk about their favorite moments, and even have a special surprise for … Continue reading 1.12 En-Gender Conversations – Season Finale – Recap – Surprise

Finally! The crowning finale of the season "Feel Good Academia" is a revisiting of the amazing workshop "Clearing Pathways: A Workshop on Creating Space for the Work You Want to Do!" Prof Melissa Wilcox conducted at the EnGender2021 conference last year. But this time, Leandro and Jessica get the chance to finally ask their own … Continue reading 1.11 En-Gender Conversations “Clearing Pathways” with Melissa Wilcox

In this episode we speak with Olga Castro and Maud Bracke about their previous project called "Translating Feminism" as well as their ongoing research on feminism and translation studies. We also delve into the question of language in academia and what it has to do with status and power. Follow us to not miss any … Continue reading 1.10 En-Gender Conversations “Translating Feminism”

This is the episode of fun and laughter! We are welcoming Prof Megan Goodwin and Prof Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst who talk about how it was to start their podcast Keeping it 101 - A Killkoy's Introduction to Religion ("the podcast that helps our nerdy listeners make sense of religion"). They give insights into how to … Continue reading 1.09 En-Gender Conversations “Keeping it 101”

After meeting Anna McEwan last week when she told us all about the podcast "Living Gender History", we now have a special treat for you! We teamed up with them to highlight the voices and research of some master students at the Centre for Gender History at the University of Glasgow - 6 amazing early … Continue reading 1.08 Special Episode: En-Gender Conversations & Living Gender History crossover

Listen in when we speak with Anna McEwan about the podcast "Living Gender History". Anna is a PhD student at the University of Glasgow at the Centre for Gender History - and they also produced a podcast! Don't miss it. Follow us to not miss any episode, join En-Gender, send us your work to publish, … Continue reading 1.07 En-Gender Conversations “Living Gender History”

This is part II with Prof Sandy O'Sullivan. You will be surprised, it is even more motivating than part I! Sandy is a Wiradjuri (Aboriginal) transgender/non-binary person and a Professor of Indigenous Studies in the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures at Macquarie University in Sydney. They are a 2020-2024 ARC Future Fellow, with a project titled Saving … Continue reading 1.06 En-Gender Conversations “The Colonial Project of Gender … and everything else” Part II

This is a very special episode! Prof Sandy O'Sullivan is coming back to enrich us all with their keynote from last years' En-Gender Conference. It was a highlight then and will be a highlight now. Sandy is a Wiradjuri (Aboriginal) transgender/non-binary person and a Professor of Indigenous Studies in the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures … Continue reading 1.05 En-Gender Conversations “The Colonial Project of Gender … and everything else” Part I

In this episode we welcome Catherine Phipps. Together with Alice Billington and Clare Burgess, she hosts the Oxford Graduate Seminar "The History of the Gendered Body". Catherine Phipps is a DPhil student in History at the University of Oxford. Her thesis examines sex and sexuality in French Morocco in the early twentieth century. She focuses on interracial … Continue reading 1.04 En-Gender Conversations “The History of the Gendered Body”