Keep up to date with the latest announcements, opportunities, events, publications, and developments from the Feminist Studies Association. This page brings together news from across the FSA and the wider feminist studies community, helping members and visitors stay informed about current activities and upcoming initiatives.

Check back regularly for updates, calls for participation, funding opportunities, and other important news.

Reflections from Pride 2026, Section 28 and the UK Supreme Court Changes

By Kayden Schumacher and Angharad Morgan, 24th June 2026 As Pride Month 2026 draws to a close, many LGBTQ+ communities around the world have celebrated hard-won progress whilst also navigating an ever-growing sense of uncertainty. Globally, debates about gender, sexuality and human rights have become increasingly polarised, with marginalised communities often finding themselves at the…

Successful Spring FSA Small Grants Awards!

We are pleased to announce the success of our recent Spring Small Grants have been awarded to Supraja Ramesh (Brunel University London) to support attendance at a summer school, and Dr Xintong Jia (University of Essex) to support attendance at an international conference. Congratulations to both recipients, and we wish them every success in their academic and professional development!…

Ana Nenadović and Athina Mara elected as FSA co-chairs.

We are pleased to announce that the Feminist Studies Association UK & Ireland has resumed its work after a hiatus. Ana Nenadović (SOAS University of London) and Athina Mara (University of Roehampton) have been elected as our new co-chairs. Congratulations to Ana and Athina! Further news and updates will follow shortly. 

FSA Feminist Methods Labs

We are delighted to announce our online series of Feminist Methods Labs for Early Career Researchers. Leah Molyneux, University of Liverpool First up Leah Molyneux will be speaking on ‘Masking the inner-Killjoy: A Critical Feminist Perspective on Police Research’ on February 07 2024.  Her research examines the influence police sergeants have over their constables’ understandings…

Naked Feminism: Correspondence with Victoria Bateman

This is the full text of correspondence between Dr Victoria Bateman, a feminist economist and Katie Jones, our newsletter editor. An edited version of this conversation appeared in our February 2023 newsletter. . From: Katie Jones Dear Victoria,First, I’m so delighted that you agreed to be interviewed – I’m a great admirer of your activism!…

Challenging Behaviour? Approaches to Addressing Sexual Misconduct in Academia

By Marian Duggan, University of Kent As part of wider governmental calls to end violence against women and girls (VAWG), accelerated levels of awareness and response to sexual misconduct have emerged across UK educational settings. Sexual misconduct ranges from harassment through to violence, and can variously involve pupils, students, faculty members and other staff employed…