News and Events
This page hosts information about upcoming news and events related to TransEDU activities and initiatives.
TransEDU book out now!
Supporting Transgender and Non-Binary Students and Staff in Further and Higher Education: Practical Advice for Colleges and Universities
By Dr Matson Lawrence and Dr Stephanie Mckendry.
Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2019.
Available from all major book retailers, or order it through your local independent bookshop!
TransEDU Award News
The TransEDU project was delighted to be awarded two national awards in 2018.
Guardian University Award - winner in the 'Advancing Staff Equality' category. Click here to read more about it.
Herald Scotland & GenAnalytics Diversity Award - winner in the 'Diversity through Education' category.
Delighted our #TransEDU project has won a Guardian University Award in the 'advancing staff equality' category! https://t.co/mm3yL5yFxy
Today, we've blogged about our research for @Wonkhe: https://t.co/diBOIebKRD
#GdnUniAwards @UniStrathclyde @GdnHigherEd @ScotFundCouncil
— Matson Lawrence (@MatsonLawrence) April 25, 2018
TransEDU blogs for WonkHE and Scottish Funding Council
Check our our blogs for WonkeHE and the Scottish Funding Council on trans and non-binary equalities in colleges and universities.
NEW: Stephanie Mckendry and @MatsonLawrence of the University of Strathclyde take a look at the experiences of trans, non-binary and gender diverse people in higher education and set out how we can help https://t.co/ikpYPntBO1 pic.twitter.com/gfNI4fwleL
— Wonkhe (@Wonkhe) April 25, 2018
"We can and should do better" - new blog on #trans #equality in FE and HE by Dr @MatsonLawrence from @UniStrathclyde's #TransEDU https://t.co/kZyX5HxfJ0 pic.twitter.com/of4HIIPhNV
— Scottish Funding Council (@ScotFundCouncil) December 19, 2017
TransEDU Launch
This event launches a body of research and resource development work undertaken at the University of Strathclyde on supporting trans, non-binary and gender diverse people in colleges and universities across Scotland and the UK.