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Name Research

 

Diana Adu Gyimah

dnag500@york.ac.uk

 The use of activism to fight against sexual violence on university campuses in Ghana

Siham Akaka

sa1873@york.ac.uk

An Analysis of Five Famous Algerian Women’s Accounts on Instagram in relation to the Identity Construction of Algerian Female Followers.

Sarah Anne Barrow

sab612@york.ac.uk

Negotiating Spaces: An Exploration of the Experiences of Black Muslim Women in the UK

Jo Burdett

jb2581@york.ac.uk

Understanding Coercive Control Within and Beyond the Domestic Environment

Melissa Chanin

mfc533@york.ac.uk

Exploring the Representation of Self in Hijra Life Writing and Photography

Zishu Chen

zzc501@york.ac.uk

Gender, discourse and online identity in Weibo-based Chinese popular culture.

Jaye Cook

ajc646@york.ac.uk

Violence, trauma and memory: A creative ethnographic exploration of women's suffering

Lawra Crabb

mxw511@york.ac.uk

Overturning of Roe v. Wade in the United States triggered
laws in Texas that made abortion illegal and how that is affecting women of childbearing age

Huawen Cui

hc1270@york.ac.uk

Women-only compartments in trains in China

Siyuan Dong

sd1170@york.ac.uk

The self-representation of single women in urban China, precisely, the so-called ‘leftover women’ or ‘Sheng nü'. 

Sanna Eriksson

"Motherhood in contemporary China"

Alice Flinta

How transnational Mediterranean literature by women, shapes a new sense of transnationality in Europe and challenges how we think of Europeanness.

Harriet Foreman

Exploring the experiences of the partners of non-citizen personnel serving in the British military.

Antonia Fox

af1141@york.ac.uk

The Queering of Gender and Sexuality in a Digital Space.

Xiao Ge 

Trick or Treat? Victimhood and Agency in Postpartum Care Centres in contemporary China.

Fatima Zohra Habib-Zahmani 

fhz501@york.ac.uk

Investigating Algerian Women YouTubers.

Holly King

dnh508@york.ac.uk

Exploring the convergence of gender, technology, and identity in a rapidly evolving landscape, this research delves into the realms of science fiction, challenging binary norms to envision a more inclusive future.

Xiaomeng Li

dtp518@york.ac.uk

Exploring working mothers of the one-child generation and the division of unpaid and emotional labour in the mosaic family pattern in contemporary China.

Daisy McManaman

“A Girl Resembles a Bunny” Examining Representations of Women in Playboy Magazine (1953-2020) 

Alice Myers

gnl509@york.ac.uk

Confessional aesthetics in North American women’s self-representation on social media 

Lizzie Merrill

ejm625@york.ac.uk

“How do you make leukaemia visible? Well how do you?”: Participatory artistic methods and Jo Spence’s “The Final Project”

Charlotte Oakes

vkb519@york.ac.uk

‘Transnational ties and cross-continental connections: the West German feminist movement in global perspective (1968-1989)’

Jinni Ren

jr1705@york.ac.uk

Contemporary Chinese audiences’ responses to the representation of sex work in
Chinese films (1951-1994)

Arunima Theraja

at1422@york.ac.uk

 Dissonance and the Queer Self in the Modern Indian Landscape.

Wenrui Xue

gjl527@york.ac.uk

How female university students in China resist or compromise the influence of capital and power in the employment recruitment process.
  Recent successfully completed students and topics 'for interest'