Events
SHaME is an active research group that started in October 2018. We will be hosting regular conferences, workshops, and other outreach activities.
Dr Emily Bridger and Dr Ruth Beecher are seeking proposals for a Workshop:
Researching and Writing Histories of Sexual Violence: Methodological Challenges and Ethical Complexities
Join SHaME and WOW – Women of the World at the first ever Shameless! Festival, a one-day event bringing together activism and art to confront and change attitudes towards sexual violence, share ideas, and imagine a rape free world.
Learn moreAuthor and actor Emily Ratajkowski joins WOW – Women of the World Founder Jude Kelly CBE at Shameless! Festival for an unmissable conversation on her new book My Body, a deeply honest and personal exploration of what it means to be a woman today.
Learn moreSHaME and the Research Centre for the Humanities (Athens) are holding a workshop to problematise the western subject through an exploration of sexual violence in the “European south”.
Learn moreSHaME is closing its Writer in Residence Programme with this special Panel Discussion and Creative Performance Event with Clare Shaw, SHaME researchers Dr Ruth Beecher and Professor Joanna Bourke, and our Writer in Residence Winnie M Li.
Learn moreSHaME is holding an online international, interdisciplinary academic symposium to explore the relationship between Medicine, Psychiatry, and Sexual Violence.
Learn moreSHaME is pleased to continue its Writer in Residence Programme with a public event featuring a distinguished panel of award-winning authors who will speak about transforming their own lived experiences of sexual violence into different forms of literature.
Learn moreThe WOW Foundation is holding an urgent evening of discussion on Sunday 21 March 2021 in response to the pandemic of male violence against women and girls.
Learn moreSHaME is pleased to launch its Writer in Residence Programme with this special In Conversation Event with Professor Amina Memon, our Writer in Residence Winnie M Li, and SHaME Principal Investigator Professor Joanna Bourke.
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