Centre for the Study of Women and Gender Events
Our forthcoming events are listed below.
You can find information about our past events here (2016 - present) and here (2000 - 2015).
For the full list of speakers in our Graduate Seminar series (2004 - present), click here.
For video and audio recordings of past CSWG events, click here.
Fri 9 Jan, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 3Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Fri 23 Jan, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 1+2Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Thu 5 Feb, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 1+2Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Fri 13 Feb, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 3Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Wed 18 Feb, '26- |
CSWG Graduate Seminar - "Visibility of Queer Women in International Visual Media"Online - TeamsFor information on the speakers and abstracts, see here. |
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Fri 27 Feb, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 1+2Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Thu 12 Mar, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 1+2Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Fri 20 Mar, '26- |
CSWG Writing SessionWolfson Research Exchange (Library - 3rd floor) - Room 3Are you looking for a supportive environment and dedicated time to focus on writing? CSWG invites you to join the Centre's structured writing sessions. These sessions are open to both staff and students. They will run during the Spring Term, as follows:
Sessions will be held at the Wolfson Research Exchange, located on the 3rd floor of Warwick Library. Advance registration is not required - just turn up! Access to Wolfson requires a staff card or a PhD student card, so please bring your card with you. If you are an UG or MA student, or a CSWG member external to Warwick, please email Sílvia Gomes (silvia.gomes@warwick.ac.uk) or Akane Kanai (Akane.Kanai@warwick.ac.uk) in advance so arrangements can be made to give you access to the venue. Sessions will be based on the highly successful Sociological Review Writing Retreat model, in which sessions are facilitated and divided into a series of fixed, timed writing slots, with everyone working in the same room at the same time. Details on how the sessions will run are outlined below. We work to a policy of 'no surveillance', so you’ll be responsible for setting your own writing goals and monitoring your progress. The use of phones and the internet during the writing sessions will be discouraged (unless needed). How to prepare?
If necessary, you may use the sessions for preparatory tasks such as reading articles, provided this does not disturb others who are writing. |
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Wed 25 Mar, '26- |
CSWG Graduate Seminar - "Gendered Critiques of Immigration, Access and Precarity"Online - TeamsFor information on the speakers and abstracts, see here. |
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