Read on for a piece by Daniel Skentelbery (Cultural Studies PhD Student) Fiona “Fee” Wood is an accomplished photographer who puts her talents into practise by working with community groups… Read more Reflections on Fiona ‘Fee’ Wood’s Talk 2019 →
This blog post was written by Aimee Merrydew. Aimee is a PhD candidate and Graduate Teaching Assistant in English Literature at Keele University. Her work focuses on re-presentations of gender… Read more Write Up: Will gender self-declaration undermine women’s rights and lead to an increase in harm? →
Today, I was vacuuming my floor and I felt my heart race. I thought it was back. And for a moment, I was ill again and trapped in a cycle… Read more Patriarchy Could Have Killed Me: My Journey with Invisible Illness as a Woman and Moving Forward →
In the midst of human rights movements, one has gone forgotten and ignored by the mass media: the autism rights movement, also known as the neurodiverse rights movement. Approximately 1%… Read more The Autism Rights Movement-the Underrated Movement of the 21st Century →
Natalie Bennett Speaks for WOKE
A quick Saturday morning of research has thrown up some interesting facts and figures: 2016 When looking at the data from the KeeleSU Elections in 2016 there were 47 candidates… Read more Time to Do Better →
Read on for a blog post by Sophia Hayat Taha, co-founder of W.o.K.E
Women of Keele Educate 