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VAT, Period Poverty, and Menstrual Stigma
9th February 2021
by Hannah Froom In 1973, the UK Government applied a VAT rate of 17.5% to menstrual products.[1] In 2001, the government […]
Something Worth Staying In For …
7th January 2021
…. OK, maybe we don’t have much choice about that at the moment. But if you have to stay indoors, […]
Seminar Series Now Live!
11th December 2020
We are excited to announce that you can now register for our seminar series on ‘Gender, Subjectivity, and “Everyday Health” […]
Stories of my Birth: Remembering, Researching, and Relearning
30th November 2020
Written by Kate Mahoney, with Louise Mahoney Last year, I conducted research on the women’s health activist Jean Robinson. Robinson […]
Black British Women’s Magazines
27th October 2020
British women’s magazines are one of the source bases for our research on the Body, Self and Family project. They […]