Intersex and Variations of Sex Characteristics

 

Research Projects

• Intersex: New Interdisciplinary Approaches (INIA). The INIA Innovative Training Network is supported by a grant from the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions program, 2020-2024. Lead: University of Huddersfield, with beneficiaries Andalusian School of Public Health, University Autònoma de Barcelona, Université libre des Bruxelles, Dublin City University, and University of Zurich (Surya Monro PI) 

•  Intersex/DSD Human Rights, Citizenship & Democracy [EUCIT]. This was supported by a grant from the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions program,  2016-2019. (Surya Monro PI)

 

Find out More

For publications and other research outputs please see the INIA project and profiles for Surya Monro, Addy Berry and Sean Saifa Wall.

Current & Recent PhD Projects

Adeline Berry: Older Intersex People: A pan-European approach

Sean Saifa Wall: Equality, diversity and intersex policy making: A comparison of Ireland and England

Intersex Conference: Abstract Submissions

We are delighted to open a call for abstract submissions for our international conference about intersex issues and variations of sex characteristics. 

Link to submission page: https://app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/4464/submitter

Guidelines for abstract authors/panel proposers: 

This is an interdisciplinary conference. A wide range of empirical and/or theoretical research presentations are welcome.

Length of individual abstract: up to 250 words 

Abstracts may include the following information, as relevant: 

• Aims/objectives of presentation 
• Background (key issues – but please, not a basic introduction as this will be a knowledgeable audience) 
• Conceptual/theoretical framework 
• Methods 
• Ethics 
• Key findings 
• Implications/recommendations 
• Funder (if any) 
• 3-4 keywords 

For panel proposals: Up to 250 words for the panel introduction, plus 2-300 words per individual abstract, following the same guidelines as for individual papers. Please give the panel a short overall title and submit the abstract as if it was an individual paper (same box as for individual papers), then for the individual papers include the short overall title first, followed by the title of the individual paper. 

More details about the conference to follow (including keynotes, registration link, etc).

We very much look forward to hearing from you.