The FWSA student seminars are day-seminars, organised and run by students, with the goal of bringing together feminist scholars and activists from across institutions and disciplines. The seminars began in 2004-5, with a series of three linked seminars around the theme of “Where next for feminism?”, held at York, Lancaster and the London School of Economics. This was followed in 2005-6 with a seminar entitled “From Porn to Politics” at Newcastle. Following the success of these events, the FWSA invites proposals from groups of students from any discipline (or combination of disciplines) to host a seminar in the coming academic year. For further details click here

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Postgraduate Seminars in 2008

A Woman's Place: Locating the Feminine in Modern & Contemporary Culture
Newcastle University, Friday June 20, 2008
Keynote Address: Dr Rachel Carroll, University of Teesside

Welsh Women's Writing in English: Voice, Space, Identity
Cardiff University, 7th July 2008
Keynote speakers: Professor Jane Aaron and Dr. Katie Gramich

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Postgraduate Seminars in 2007

Women Writing Rape , (Warwick University)
Wanted Dead or Alive: Positioning Contemporary Women's Writing (Warwick University)
Researching “Women” : how - who - where – why, (Lancaster University)