We are looking forward to hosting Dr Leandra Bias at the Centre to discuss her new book.

You are invited to the ÆRN: Affect and Emotion Research Network first public event at Queen's University Belfast

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Alliance for Choice campaigns for abortion rights in Northern Ireland as we believe in bodily autonomy for women, trans men and non-binary people. We want free, safe and legal abortion healthcare for ...

On the 11th of June 2025, a transgender barrister, Robin White, was confronted by two anti-trans activists outside of a women’s bathroom in the House of Commons.

Towards an Irish Trans Studies: Crossings & Thresholds; or the Formation of a Field

Today's blog post is from our new 1st year PhD students working within the centre.

HAPP students draft feminist manifesto

Eventbrite - Taylor Follett presents The Trans* Research Association of Ireland’s Second Annual Symposium - Friday, November 21, 2025 | Saturday, November 22, 2025 at Queen's University Belfast, Belfa...

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be posting an introduction blog from some of our members in the Centre of Gender in Politics!

The critical engagement with everyday lived experiences and the politics of memory are key dimensions in Feminist Peace Research. They help us theorise feminist...

Watch the #BISA2025 50th anniversary keynote from Roland Bleiker on seeing and sensing world politics.

An exciting opportunity has come up to join our team as P.A. to the Director / Operations Officer, a key role supporting the smooth and effective running of the organisation’s leadership, governance a

Published in International Feminist Journal of Politics (Ahead of Print, 2025)

We are delighted to welcome shine choi at the Centre for Gender in Politics as this year’s AHSS Global Fellow .

Join us for a workshop exploring the human rights protections in the Windsor Framework and any overlap with the recent Supreme Court ruling.

Publishing and Networking Workshop for Gender & International Studies Scholars

blog by HAPP graduate Mhairi Claire Lynch