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Leeds researchers argue for a more nuanced conversation around paid work for students

Amidst mounting public concerns around a perceived increase in students taking on paid work, a group of researchers call for reflection on and redirection of the current debate.

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Disability Studies Conference 2024: Call for Papers

The Centre for Disability Studies (CDS) is launching a new biennial Disability Studies Conference. The Call for Papers for the September 2024 conference invites proposals to be submitted by 30 April.

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Call for Papers for June 2024 symposium at Leeds: 'The Social Production of Art Today: Revisiting Janet Wolff'

A call for papers has been announced for a June 2024 symposium on Janet Wolff's The Social Production of Art. The symposium, which will be held at Leeds, invites papers to be submitted by 15 April.

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Postgraduate Researcher awarded studentship to attend Feminist Theory workshop at Duke University

A Postgraduate Researcher in the School of Sociology and Social Policy has been awarded a School Studentship to attend a workshop at Duke University in the USA.

School of Sociology spearheads gender research

Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the long history of feminist research within the School of Sociology and Social Policy.

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