FSA Executive Committee Vacancies

We are recruiting for three positions on the FSA Executive Commitee! Events Officer: This person will be responsible for developing a plan for events for each academic year, organising events and co-ordinating with others on the board who are organising events connected to the FSA. In 2023, the FSA is planning a series of seminars…

FSA Executive Committee Vacancies

We are recruiting for three position on the FSA Executive Committee. Student Essay Prize Officer: This individual will be responsible for running the FSA’s annual Student Essay Prize Competition. Duties include overseeing the prize’s call for submissions, answering questions from applicants, organising an internal review panel, and corresponding with journal editors in relation to the…

Chair election 2021 – members’ vote

Following the recent call for Applications for FSA Chair, we have received three applications from Emily Hoyle and Angela Towers, Claire Pierson and Daisy Richards. You can click on their names to read their mission statements. We invite members to vote to approve the appointment, ahead of full ratification at the next FSA AGM. Members…

Feminist Perspectives on Neurodiversity and Neuronormativity

The Intersectional Neurodiversity Reading Group London and the FSA are holding an online event on Feminist Perspectives on Neurodiversity and Neuronormativity on Friday 29th January 2021. In recent years, there has been an exponential growth of intersectional theory, feminist and trans(feminist) activism, and an emerging field of neurodiversity studies. Neurodiversity is a social and political…

The future of disability studies through the intersections

The Future of Disability Studies through the Intersections is part of a webinar series on 'Feminist Perspectives on Disability' About this Event This FSA event will consider the productive intersections between disability studies/activism and feminist studies/activism. Through a panel discussion, our speakers will consider how discourses around disability might intersect with gender, sex, race and class, and…

Small Grants Scheme now open

Funding Opportunity for BIPOC/BAME: The scheme has now closed as the funds have been allocated The FSA awards a small grant of up to £250 to support feminist research and teaching undertaken by academics based in the UK or Ireland who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour). Applicants may request up to £250…