Podcasts about gender studies programme

For the first time since 1999, No Irish stock market-listed company has a female CEO. Mary McAuliffe Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD joined Ciara this morning with her reaction.

For the first time since 1999, No Irish stock market-listed company has a female CEO. Mary McAuliffe Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD joined Ciara this morning with her reaction.

The Government plans to hold a referendum to delete the references in the Constitution to women's role in the home, with the date coinciding with March 8th International Women's Day likely to be the polling day. To discuss further on Newstalk Breakfast was the Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

The Government plans to hold a referendum to delete the references in the Constitution to women's role in the home, with the date coinciding with March 8th International Women's Day likely to be the polling day. To discuss further on Newstalk Breakfast was the Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

That was Aisling Murphy's boyfriend Ryan Casey speaking outside court yesterday after Jozef Puska was convicted of her murder Speaking to Shane this morning was Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

That was Aisling Murphy's boyfriend Ryan Casey speaking outside court yesterday after Jozef Puska was convicted of her murder Speaking to Shane this morning was Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

An advertisement marketing ‘Back to School Botox' for mothers has been banned in the UK after being found to exploit women's insecurities by the Advertising Standards Authority. Dr. Mary McAuliffe, Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, told Newstalk Breakfast what she makes of this advert.

An advertisement marketing ‘Back to School Botox' for mothers has been banned in the UK after being found to exploit women's insecurities by the Advertising Standards Authority. Dr. Mary McAuliffe, Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, told Newstalk Breakfast what she makes of this advert.

An Adidas campaign featuring dozens of sets of breasts to promote the diversity of its range of sports bras has been banned by the UK advertising watchdog for using explicit nudity and appearing where children could see the ads.  Dr Mary McAuliffe Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning with reaction to this. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Sabahans pride themselves for not sharing Malaya’s politics of racial and religious supremacy yet “anti-immigrant” rhetoric is commonplace. And how is it related to the fact that Sabah society consists of “layered, diverse and complex ethnic narratives.” Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Vilashini Somiah is an anthropologist and a Senior Lecturer at the Gender Studies Programme at Universiti Malaya. She co-authored a chapter in the book titled “Incessant Political Narratives: Perilous Migrants and the Treacherous East” with Aslam Abd Jalil.

Die CEU, die Central European University in Budapest, erlebt für ein EU-Land ungewohnte Angriffe der Regierung; sie muss als erste universitäre Einrichtung in Europa nach dem 2. Weltkrieg aus politischen Gründen ein Land verlassen und ab Herbst 2019 von Budapest nach Wien übersiedeln. Die Ungarische Gender Studies-Professorin Andrea Pető erzählt von den Versuchen der ungarischen Regierung mit ideologischen Argumenten gerade Gender Studies Programme zu verhindern und von einem blauen Anstecker, der im kommunistischen Ungarn der 1980er Jahre als Zeichen des Widerstands getragen wurde und in einer anderen Form heute wieder auf den Straßen Budapests sichtbar wird. Pető warnt davor, dass die Freiheit des Denkens heute wieder in Gefahr sei – nicht nur im Ungarn Viktor Orbáns. Und sie erzählt von ihrem Umgang mit Angriffen von Gender Studies-Gegnern im Netz.

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her new book, Filming the Colonial Past: The New Zealand Wars on Screen (Otago University Press, 2018), Annabel Cooper, an Associate Professor in the Gender Studies Programme at the University of Otago, explores how filmmakers have portrayed the New Zealand wars of the 19th century and how those productions serve as a snapshot of the complex cultural moment of their creation. Exploring today's new forms of media and innovative platforms, Cooper charts the growth of Maori creative control in telling these important national stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices