Join us for the annual autumn Edinburgh Global Mental Health half-day.
Led by Professor Katherine Smith (Public Health Policy, University of Strathclyde)
This ethnographic exploration of irregular migration from Western and Central Africa in Morocco deconstructs dehumanising narratives of a “migration crisis” and a “sub-Saharan problem” in politics of migration. The book provides an original focus on how migrants understood and experienced their entrapped mobility.
We are kicking off the new academic year with the GENDER.ED Welcome Reception for 2026-27, and everyone is invited!
IRRG Seminar with Jamie Allinson
Explore a reflective tool designed to support social work students embed children’s rights in practice.
Join us for a screening of Everybody to Kenmure Street, a Sundance award-winning documentary telling the true story of a Glasgow community who peacefully blockaded a Home Office immigration raid to protect their neighbours.
Whether you're deep into fieldwork, archives, texts, or theory, if your research addresses questions of gender and sexuality, we want you at the table.