Feminism

Law, Poetry & Feminism

Professor Aoife O’Donoghue and Dr. Ruth Houghton discuss the intersection of law and poetry with poet Julie Morrissy, examining how legal education influences creative writing and considering law as performative art. They delve into the language of constitutions and manifestos, emphasising women’s contributions and Irish feminist traditions.

Doing Feminist Legal Work

This episode of Lawpod features Professor Aoife O’Donoghue from QUB School of Law and Dr Meabh Harding from UCD Sutherland School of Law, discussing their burgeoning initiative, ‘Doing Feminist Legal Work’.

International Women’s Day Series – Angela Godfrey Goldstein

Dr Alice Panepinto interviews peace activist Angela Godfrey-Goldstein about her life, career and work with Jahalin Solidarity which advocates against tranfer and forced displacement of Bedouin and other Palestinians living under occupation.

International Women’s Day Series – Gemma McKeown

In the second of three episodes developed in partnership with the QUB School of Law Athena Swan Committee for International Women’s Day 2021, Dr Eithne Dowds interviews Gemma McKeown about her career and work as a solicitor with CAJ.

International Women’s Day Series – Anne-Marie McAlinden

In this episode Dr Rachel Killean interviews Prof. Anne-Marie McAlinden about her research and life as an academic.

Episode 66 – Women of Color and Human Rights

Dr Mark Hanna talks about Women of Colour and Human Rights with Dean Adrien Wing and Professor Anna Spain Bradley.

Episode 48 – Corporate Pharmaceutical Crime

6 – Criminology Matters – Co-host Gillian McNaull talks to SSESW NINE MRes student, Angela Rogan about her research and activism in the area of corporate pharmaceutical crime.