Meet the CTSG: Trailer

from Queer Lit · host Lena Mattheis

Just in time for queer history month, the Queer Lit podcast and the CTSG, the Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender (Brighton University), have a special collaboration in store: Every Tuesday, you will get to meet a remarkable member of the CTSG and learn about their research and reading interests right here on the Queer Lit podcast. Our conversations cover topics ranging from the queer countryside and asexualities to bear bodies and nonbinary activism. All recordings were made during my international research fellowship at the University of Brighton, with help and support from a number of great Brightoninans, first and foremost Olu Jenzen and Karen Gainsford. Thank you, Olu and Karen! You're awesome!First episode on 1 February!@CTSG_Brighton (Twitter)https://www.brighton.ac.uk/ctsg/index.aspxhttps://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/ctsg/

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