Stories of Women in Law

What is intersectionality? What is meant by the decolonisation of classrooms and education? How do you apply those concepts in practice or teach them in a classroom? In this incredible discussion, Dr. Radhika Govinda explains the meaning of these concepts, their value as an analytical lens, and the application of these concepts and their methodology in research and in practice.  This episode is a great entry point for anyone who has wondered about the importance of intersectionality, marginality, and decolonisation! Hosted by Teresa Kim and Alexandra Oancea.

What is the difference between sex work and prostitution? Why do we make this distinction? What are the main legal responses to sex work? How do different feminist views consider sex work? To know the answer, be sure to listen to this episode hosted by Lou Guigues on the connections between sex work and feminism. 

Can you be the perfect feminist? And what does it actually mean to be a 'feminist'? An engaging introduction to Roxanne Gay's hit book "Bad Feminist" filled with personal annecdotes with Teresa Kim and Alexandra Oancea, two LLM students in International Law and Human Rights at the University of Edinburgh. 

Hello and welcome to the Edinburgh University Women in Law podcast, Stories of Women in Law! This trailer gives you a brief overview of what we will be discussing in the episodes of this podcast and what drove us to create a podcast. You'll be meeting the three hosts: Teresa Kim, Alexandra Oancea, and Lou Guigues-Bennafla. We hope this trailer will pique your interest to listen to the podcast. Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy!