Curriculum Working Group
This group is for all those interested in sharing ideas about how to develop sexuality curricula.
Networking Asia-Pacific sex researchers.
Posted 9 December 2009 by garydowsettHi Folks I'm looking for a way to chat here with more sexuality researchers in the Asia-Pacific, not just about AIDS issues (where I work anyway). What are some of the hottest issues we researchers should be looking at right now? I want to take some ideas about the Asia-Pacific region to the International Academy of Sex Research conference next year to get more focus on this region and our sexuality research capacity and needs. Ideas welcome. Gary
Issue of NORA-Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research on Sexualities in Africa
Posted 27 October 2009 by KopanoDear All, I thought you might have an interest in seeing the recent issue of NORA which has articles on Sexualities in Africa edited by Elina Oinas and Signe Arnfred. I apologise if you had already seen it. Routledge, the publisher of the journal, has allowed free access till 31 Dec 2009 access at http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g914415942 Regards, Kopano
New Book on Sexualities: THE PRIZE AND THE PRICE: SHAPING SEXUALITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA
Posted 4 June 2009 by KopanoMelissa Steyn and Mikki van Zyl have brought out an edited collection of research and theoretical essays on sexualities in South Africa. The chapters in THE PRIZE AND THE PRICE: SHAPING SEXUALITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA address a number of issues which have historically shaped and currently influence the production and forms of sexual normativities, desires, identity-related practices in the country. The blurb describes the book in this way: What is the Prize, and who pays the Price? The desired and the desirable are often constellated through our ideas of what is undesired and undesirable, deeply knotted into our sense of self, our sense of where and how we fit into the world. (Continues)
Welcome to the Curriculum Working Group
Posted 17 April 2008 by SeanHello everyone, welcome to the group and thanks for signing up. This group is a forum for sharing ideas and resources about teaching and learning in the field of sexuality studies. At the moment I am involved in developing a curriculum for a short course on sexuality theory and research methodology. A number of group members met recently in Perth to advance this agenda. We had a great meeting and many terrific ideas were generated. Now it's time for the hard work of writing! (Continues)
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