Feminist Research Centre Activities
Our staff and students are regularly gathering and making feminisms through exhibitions, zines, performances, podcasts and site-specific events.
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Goldsmiths has an longstanding international reputation for feminist research through the individual activities of staff based in a range of departments, from the contributions of alumni staff of the college who have shaped feminist histories, as well as through the numerous conferences and events we have organised on feminist themes since 1990's including:
- Emotion
- Gender and Culture
- Young Women and Feminism
- Queer Theory
- Feminist and Queer of Colour Scholarship
- Queer Asian
- Feminist Genealogies
- Race and The Academy
- Feminist Approaches to the Archive
- The politics of Care
- Feminism and Intimacy
- Gender, Spatial and Body Politics
Feminist Postgraduate Forum
The Feminist Postgraduate forum (FPF) has been set up to support feminist research students at Goldsmiths. The FPF is now led by Nirmal Puwar.
If you would like to become a member of the FPF please email Nirmal Puwar (@gold.ac.uk)
Podcasts
CFR Podcast
In our brand new podcast produced by the Centre for Feminist Research, we revisit the 60s in Latin America and a key moment in anti-imperialist history, through the eyes of women who were fighting for radical change.
We invited Chilean political exiles and activists, Sara de Witt and Silvia Velazquez to Goldsmiths, for a conversation with Dr. Marcela Pizarro Coloma from Goldsmiths.
Producers: Martina Rodriguez, Marina Zec, Goldsmiths students
Editor and senior producer: Hana Walker-Brown
Recording Engineer: Quentin Nield
Executive Producer: Dr. Marcela Pizarro Coloma
The F Less Travelled… Tracing Feminist Pathways with Amelia & Sabrina
This podcast is all about making space for our stories and feminist friends, where we invite guests to share three books, two songs and one feminist object.
The project has been devised by two part-time students on the MA Gender, Media & Culture programme and created with help from The Centre for Feminist Research, as well as being supported by The Centre for Urban and community research and Methods Lab based at Goldsmiths.