Join this event to hear author Patricia Owens discuss her book offering a gendered history of academic knowledge.

A SSEES Southeast European studies seminar with Dr Leandra Bias

From nineteenth-century phrenology to present-day anti-trans conspiracies to examples from her lifetime as an agenda setting historian, filmmaker and activist, Stryker finds surprising places to tune ...

We are welcoming Lucia Sorbera for the launch of her book Biography of a Revolution. The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt.

We are welcoming Lucia Sorbera for the launch of her book Biography of a Revolution. The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt.

Join us for a lunchtime book launch, hosted jointly by the Department of Political Science and the Institute of the Americas.

Join us in person to celebrate the launch of Katie Gaddini’s new book 'Esther's Army: The Christian Women Who Power the American Right'

Uncovering nearly one hundred years of struggle, Prof Murillo reveals how Mexican-origin women on both sides of the border fought to reclaim autonomy and care for themselves and their community.

Uncovering nearly one hundred years of struggle, Prof Murillo reveals how Mexican-origin women on both sides of the border fought to reclaim autonomy and care for themselves and their community.

SAVE THE DATE: The Annual GOTH Symposium welcomes scholars for two days of productive interdisciplinary discussion and debate.

qUCL are pleased to welcome Dr Naoise Murphy (Manchester) to discuss their new book, disrupting common-sense narratives of modernisation, gender, sexuality and race in the postcolonial state. Chaired ...

UCL Sociology Network are excited to welcome you in person to celebrate the launch of 'Esther's Army: The Christian Women Who Power the American Right' (WW Norton) by Katie Gaddini.

A one-day symposium that will celebrate the wealth of highly innovative, interdisciplinary research that has been generated within the auspices of the IAS over the last ten years.

The UCL Africa Research Centre is delighted to welcome author Prof Nicky Falkof, Director of the Wits Centre for Diversity Studies, to discuss her new book.

qUCL are pleased to welcome Dr Naoise Murphy (Manchester) to discuss their new book, disrupting common-sense narratives of modernisation, gender, sexuality and race in the postcolonial state. Chaired ...

We look forward to the launch of this edited volume with the editors Natasha Tanna, Abeyamí Ortega Domínguez, Hakan Sandal-Wilson.

A one-day symposium at the London School of Economics, 8 May 2026. Submission deadline: 23 March 2026

It is with great sadness that we are sharing the news that the UCL Faculties of Social & Historical Sciences and Arts & Humanities have decided to close the IAS on 31 July 2026.

A rich historiography of architecture in France has long maintained that it was men alone who could become architects prior to 1902.  But were there, in fact, others?

qUCL are pleased to welcome Yanbing Er, to share insights from her new book. How might feminist thought make sense of a fate that can no longer be indexed by a framework of progressive reason?

This time with Dr Rosamund Greiner (Institute for Global Health) and the theme 'Environmental Exposures, Disability, and Reproductive Justice'.

The Queer and Trans Pre-Modern Reading Group is an informal discussion group exploring queer and trans themes in medieval and early modern texts.

This is a documentary with an intergenerational conversation on the history of the women's peace movement. Director Barbara Santi will join online for a Q&A.

Join our Graduate Open Event for anyone who is interested in applying for the Gender Society and Representation MA at UCL.

A rich historiography of architecture in France has long maintained that it was men alone who could become architects prior to 1902.  But were there, in fact, others?

Find out more about the Academy's upcoming research conference: Women and Musical Histories, 1789-1914.

An in-person and online seminar exploring how gendered experiences and perceptions of violence shape urban mental health and well-being.

Join this 'Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice' reading group session with Dr Rosamund Greiner (Institute for Global Health).

We are delighted to welcome Elizabeth Shepherd for the launch of her book 'Pioneering Women Archivists in Early 20th Century England'

Join this event to hear from Dr Ayse Demir, Dr Sarah Fedha, Dr Francis Omondi, and Dr Eliza Ngutuku on their research in Kenya.

Join the next session of the Reading Group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice.

qUCL and the SPRC are pleased to jointly host Dean Spade, who will discuss the kinds of bold, rule-breaking, risk-taking resistance that people are taking up to care for each other and save lives righ...

This session explores Miss Great Britain (1945–70) as a lens on beauty, gender, class, race, and national identity, revealing sexism yet also new forms of female agency.

Join UCL Urban Lab for a reflective roundtable of scholars working across feminist, decolonial and critical methodologies. This event is part of a series celebrating 20 years of UCL Urban Lab.

Black feminist co-operators engage in globalizing solidarity economies through a specific form of mutual aid – formally referred to as Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAs) – to meet livel...

Second session of the new reading group on Sexuality, Reproductive Health, and Justice at UCL

Join this panel discussion to discuss the global uptake of mobile phone bans in schools to support and promote young people’s rights and prevent sexual violences.

A US reporter discovers a pattern of women who reported sexual assault to police nationwide but were then charged with fabricating their allegations—sometimes facing prison.

A US reporter discovers a pattern of women who reported sexual assault to police nationwide but were then charged with fabricating their allegations—sometimes facing prison.

This lecture examines literary and historical narratives to elaborate "colonial domesticity," and the centrality of kinship, family, and household organization to both the governance of colonized peop...

A US reporter discovers a pattern of women who reported sexual assault to police nationwide but were then charged with fabricating their allegations—sometimes facing prison.