Survivor-Oriented Justice: Thinking Through the Root Causes of Sexual Assault: A Conversation with Laura Morrison

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Gender and Sexuality Studies Spotlight

YorkU SXST Program

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Gender and Sexuality Studies Spotlight highlights what you can do with your Gender/Sexuality Studies degrees. Produced in collaboration with the School of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at York University, these interviews between graduate students and activists, scholars, and professionals explore how you can apply a feminist and critical sexualities lens to just about anything.

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Survivor-Oriented Justice: Thinking Through the Root Causes of Sexual Assault: A Conversation with Laura Morrison

Gender and Sexuality Studies Spotlight

48 minutes 47 seconds

11 months ago

Survivor-Oriented Justice: Thinking Through the Root Causes of Sexual Assault: A Conversation with Laura Morrison

PhD student in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at York University Laura Morrison in our second episode of season 4 of the Gender and Sexuality Studies Spotlight Podcast with Hanna Jalal discusses their scholarly and activist work on sexual assault, as well as their experiences in graduate school doing advanced degrees in interdisciplinary programs. Join Laura and Hanna in thinking through the complexities associated with conducting research on sexual assault and justice.

Find Laura’s substack here: https://lauramorrison.substack.com

Trigger Warning: This episode engages with topics that may be difficult for some, please listen with caution.

(with special editing credits to Allegra Morgado, PhD student in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at York University).