As debates over gender and sexuality in education become increasingly polarised, how should policymakers, educators and researchers respond?   

Join Kate Hoskins (Reader of Public Policy and Deputy Director, School for Government at King’s College London) as she discusses her new co-edited volume, A Modern Guide to Education, Gender and Sexuality, alongside co-editor Marie-Pierre Moreau (Professor of Education, Anglia Ruskin University).

Bringing together leading contributors to the book, the discussion explores the resurgence of anti-gender politics, digital misogyny and gender-based violence. It also examines how global forces such as migration and environmental injustice are reshaping educational contexts.

The volume examines emerging configurations of identity, defensive masculinity, menstrual inequity and the intersections of class, gender and precarity in higher education, offering fresh theoretical and methodological approaches to advancing social justice in education.

This event provides a timely conversation for scholars and practitioners examining the changing dynamics of gender, sexuality and power in educational contexts.

Speakers

• Kate Hoskins, Reader of Public Policy and Deputy Director, School for Government at King’s College London
• Marie-Pierre Moreau, Professor of Education, Anglia Ruskin University

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