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Fascinating blog by Naghma Abidi on the @UoE_genderED blog discusses 'Teaching Feminism, Changing Lives'. She discusses how she approached her research question: ‘Where does the subjective position of a Muslim mother in contemporary India lie?’ …nderpoliticsatedinburgh.wordpress.com

Join us for our event on Wednesday 27 June, with Dr Kate Wright @newsprof1 from The University of Edinburgh in conversation with head of the Anna journalism department, Professor Professor Suzanne Franks. Register on our website: city.ac.uk/events/2018/ju…

The challenges presented by the end of Free Movement after Brexit will be felt particularly keenly in Scotland, writes Dr Sarah Kyambi on the Centre on Constitutional Change blog - centreonconstitutionalchange.ac.uk/blog/end-free-…

This week the Centre for Biomedicine, Self & Society (Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society (CBSS)) kicks off The University of Edinburgh: eventbrite.com/e/launch-of-th… Our Associate Director Martyn Pickersgill is one of the folks leading the new initiative #STS #sociology #globalhealth #bioethics #law #histmed #medhums

This is a busy week! Also looking forward to celebrating the launch of Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society (CBSS) today with some of my wonderful The University of Edinburgh colleagues - very fortunate to have such an exciting group of #socsci #medhums #ethics and #medicine folks so close by

Great interview with @newsprof1 on Humanitarian News about her new book, which looks at how aid agency personnel are often taking the place of correspondents in the reporting of Africa: bit.ly/Kate_Wright_La…

The role Riace, Italy has facilitated (not without great difficulty) a certain way of responding to the ’refugee crisis’. Forms of solidarity have been forged between the locals/migrants and public bodies which tend to be overlooked. Read more in our blog glimer.eu/the-south-of-i…

STIS STIS Edinburgh lecturers Dr Lawrence Dristas and Dr Pablo Schyfter are amongst the contributors to Frankenbook, a collective reading and collaborative annotation of the original 1818 text of Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. edin.ac/2Kgyme2

Check out the latest news and views from a busy month at the Centre in our Newsletter available here. bit.ly/2Mq0UT1 . #Brexit #Catalonia #growthcommission #devolution #PowerGrab

Swedish municipalities have the responsibility to safeguard the protection of asylum seeking unaccompanied minors, even after they receive a residence permit. All unaccompanied minors have the right to a guardian appointed by the municipality. Read more: glimer.eu/wp-content/upl…

Calling social work students and practitioners in Scotland and beyond - our new book 'SW in a Changing Scotland' is free for 60 days! rdcu.be/0Gpp

New blog post by SKAPE Co-Director @SotiriaGrek on 'The role of socialisation in education governance: The case of the OECD country reviews'. edin.ac/2txUfz5

Head of School, Professor Linda McKie and Sociology Professor, Lynn Jamieson at yesterday's launch event of Voice & Vote, the official commemorative album for the #Vote100 anniversary campaign. More info: edin.ac/2tyM71c

*News* Jan Pospisil presented on ''Formalised Political Unsettlement’ in South/South-East Asia?' at #illiberalpeacebuilding #lsepeaceasia organised by Peacebuilding Asia this Monday. Find out more & access his presentation here: edin.ac/2N4KPmZ

Special shout out to #SocialWork students and practitioners in Scotland and beyond: The book Social Work in a Changing Scotland by Viviene Cree (Professor The University of Edinburgh) and Mark Smith (Professor University of Dundee) is FREE for 60 days! rdcu.be/0Gpp

Out! July newsletter of the Citizen Participation Network, packed with resources, publications, events, videos, grants, etc related to public participation, democratic innovation & community empowerment, incl. #minipublics #ParticipatoryBudgeting #demopart jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadm…

QUIZ: Chrystal Macmillan (1872 - 1937) was the The University of Edinburgh 's first female science graduate, but also a pioneering feminist and human rights advocate. You can now test your knowledge of this extraordinary woman through a fun, ten-question quiz > edin.ac/2tWGV7T

Farewell to our first distinguished visitor, Professor Fiona Mackay, who returns to The University of Edinburgh today after an excellent series of talks, meetings and workshops on gender, public policy and feminist institutionalism: humanrights.unsw.edu.au/news/brexit-an… @genderpol FIIN Network

Given the myriad ways policy in Northern Ireland differs from other parts of the UK, asks Jonathan Evershed, what's so special about customs? centreonconstitutionalchange.ac.uk/blog/what-spec…

Fantastic new website from the Global Health Policy Unit (@GHPUEdinburgh) - ghpu.sps.ed.ac.uk Congratulations on the launch to all concerned.