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New name for Law School’s Centre for Law, Gender and Sexuality

   By aps42 | 14 December 2018
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   The Centre for Law, Gender and Sexuality at Kent Law School has a new
   name – it is now the Centre for Sexuality, Race and Gender Justice or
   ‘SeRGJ’ (pronounced ‘surge’)

   SeRGJ is committed to exploring the complex relationships between
   sexuality, race and gender with law and governance. Members study these
   relationships in multiple ways in their individual research and
   collaborative research projects.
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   universities – the University of Kent, Keele University and the
   University of Westminster. Its aim was to stimulate critical,
   interdisciplinary research in law, gender and sexuality. It established
   a programme of working on social justice issues relating to gender and
   sexuality foregrounding an intersectional approach.

   More recently, the Centre has hosted and worked with a range of
   international scholars working on, and across, areas of law and gender
   and law and sexuality as well as race and religion. Visitors have
   engaged with the scholarly life of Kent Law School, worked from the
   Centre’s visitor office in Eliot College, and presented their
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