This book club was particularly significant because Lola Olufemi gave the inspiration and the emotional relief that came with it, of setting up Women of Keele Educate. Margaret who was… Read more Book Club: Feminism, Interrupted: Disrupting Power By Lola Olufemi →
The end of June means another Pride Month has drawn to a close. Pride Month is a time for the LGBTQ+ community to embrace who we are, celebrate what we’ve… Read more Pride In A Time of Corona. →
Please see the gallery of images from the event, for archiving purposes. If you use these images please credit the source. If you would like to submit images to the… Read more Keele Black Lives Matter Vigil Images Archive 2.6.20 →
Members of the Keele Academic Community read this wonderful book that was written based on Adichie’s TED Talk of the same name. We then contributed to a conversation… Read more Book Club: We Should All Be Feminists by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie →
Let’s talk mental health… My time as a postgraduate student has been a time of self-reflection, and a time where I have been able to self-reflect on and take steps… Read more Social Distancing Day 7 and Mental Health →
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? →
Read on for a write up of the run up to freshers fair, all the labour that went into the feminist goodie bags, and how the two days of campaigning… Read more Crafternoon and Freshers’ Fair 2019 →
