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.

Sign up for the FSA Methods Labs Event!

The Feminist Studies Association is excited to announce the first seminar of the Feminist Research Methods Labs series in 2026/27, which will take place on Wednesday the 21st of October! The event, titled ‘Researching Fatphobia, Racism & Place: Using Walking Interview’ will be led by Meghan Grant (University of Liverpool) and will provide insight into…

Supporting Initiative for Inclusive Feminism 

The Executive Committee have signed the Norwegian Feminist Initiative for Inclusive Feminism on behalf of the Feminist Studies Association – supporting their statement on anti-gender politics in Europe. The statement can be found here. We’ve joined this call of other feminist, human rights, democracy organisations and academic communities across Europe and beyond, calling on all sectors of society…

Call for Contributions for the FSA Newsletter Relaunch

We’re currently working behind the scenes to relaunch the FSA Newsletter ahead of September/Autumn 2026! If you’re a member of the FSA please consider contributing to our upcoming issue, you can find more information about the Newsletter on our site and you can submit your article via the Microsoft Form at: FSA Newsletter September/Autumn 2026 – …

FSA Annual Book Prize Nominations Now Open!

We’re so excited to announce that the Feminist Studies Association (FSA) Annual Book Prize is back! We are now inviting nominations for books published in 2025 that make an outstanding contribution to feminist, women’s and gender studies. The winner will receive  £150 from the FSA, plus £100 of book vouchers generously sponsored by Emerald Publishing….

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!…