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- Feminist activism
- Gender Studies
- queer theory
- Second Wave feminism
- feminist theory
- lesbian & gay studies
- Animal Rights
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- Qualifications:PhD (University of Bristol); MSc Social Policy Research (University of Bristol); MA Gender, Culture & Modernity (Goldsmiths College, University of London); BA Hons Women's Studies (Lancaster University)
- Position:Senior Lecturer - Sociology
- Department:Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences (HAS)
- Telephone:+441173284425
- Email:Finn.Mackay@uwe.ac.uk
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About me
My area of research is feminist theory, activism and gender studies. I have been involved in feminist activism for over twenty years, founding the London Feminist Network and revived London Reclaim the Night in 2004. Prior to returning to academia, my professional background was in education and youth work, where I worked on domestic violence prevention and anti-bullying. I am still proudly involved with the women's sector, conducting work and research for organisations such as Women's Aid. I am a former Trustee of the British Sociological Assocation BSA, on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Gender Studies and the International Journal of Lesbian Studies, an Ambassador for the Workers' Educational Association and a Trustee of the Feminist Archive. Research interests include gender studies, animal rights, lesbian and gay studies and particularly gender identity, definitions, expressions and borders within the LGBTQI+ community.
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I speak and write regularly on feminist activism, feminist theory, male violence against women and women's liberation, including frequent media appearences on national radio and television, as well as public debates. I was the individual winner of the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize in 2010 for my work against male violence against women and children. I am a Trustee of The Feminist Archive, and an Ambassador for the Workers' Educational Association.
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