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Gender and Sexuality Research: Work-in-Progress Afternoon
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Gender and Sexuality Research: Work-in-Progress Afternoon
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Start date and time
Wednesday 8 March 2023
Location
E17 Merchiston Campus
Marking International Women's Day, this event is jointly hosted by the Centre for Arts, Media and Culture (CAMC) and the Centre for Creative Practice (CCP), with presentations from different disciplinary perspectives in the arts, humanities and social sciences. We will also be joined by an external collaborator (Dr Manuella Blackburn, Open University), with a short performance.
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Culture and Communities
People
Anne Schwan
Sarah Artt
Sana Bilgrami
Kirsten MacLeod
Roberto Kulpa
Andrew Frayn
Sophie Gerrard
Paul Harkins
Jaya Jayalakshmi
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Centre for Arts, Media and Culture
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