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Accessibility & LanguageNews archive Workshop: 'Feminism, Fertility and Reproduction: Towards a Progressive Politics'
Workshop: 'Feminism, Fertility and Reproduction: Towards a Progressive Politics'
(L-R) Dr Brian Tobin, School of Law, NUI Galway; Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley, School of Humanities, NUI Galway; Dr Rebecca Barr, Faculty of English, University of Cambridge; Dr Mary McAuliffe, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, UCD.
Dec
06
2019
Posted: 09:40 GMT
Dr Brian Tobin of the School of Law, Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley, lecturer in history at the College of Arts, Social Science & Celtic Studies at NUI Galway, Dr Rebecca Barr (University of Cambridge), and Dr Mary McAuliffe (UCD) held a successful two-day workshop on 'Feminism, Fertility and Reproduction: Towards a Progressive Politics' on Wednesday 4th - Thursday 5th December in the Human Biology Building at NUI Galway.
The group received funding for this event from the Irish Research Council under its 'Creative Connections' scheme.
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