New Barbie, same sexism? Guest Blogger·18 September 2018Siobhan Ali considers the impact new, ‘inspiring’ ranges of Barbie dolls will realistically have on the women’s movement Life·1 Comment·1
A feminist Barbie? Shoshana Devora·25 October 2015Mattel's new ad shows little girls dreaming big, but their bodies still have to be impossibly small, writes Shoshana DevoraLife·0 Comments·0
The first EdFringe 2015 theatre digest Megan Stodel·14 August 2015From the experiences of young black women to depression in men via the armed forces and gendered toys, this is the first round-up of theatre reviews from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2015 from Megan StodelStage·0 Comments·0
The mother of ambitions Abigael Watson·16 August 2014Abigael Watson doesn't want to have children. It seems society finds that a difficult message to digest Life·3 Comments·0
Science toys: just for boys? Guest Blogger·25 February 2013Tricia Lowther explores the phenomenon and the effects of gender-targeted toy selling Life·1 Comment·0
Weekly round-up and open thread Jayne·2 April 2012Time for our weekly round-up of links and an open thread - feel free to add links to stuff we missed! Life·2 Comments·0
Hamleys campaign: Part 2 – reflections Guest Blogger·24 December 2011Part 2 of the guest post by Dr Laura Nelson, about the campaign to remove the gender signage from Hamleys. Life·3 Comments·0
Hamleys campaign: Part 1 – what happened Guest Blogger·23 December 2011A guest post by Laura Nelson, who campaigned for Hamleys to describe their toy departments by type, not gender. Life·4 Comments·0
Reach for the stars, girls. Philippa Willitts·20 October 2011Philippa talks about women in astronomy, and Marks & Spencer marketing their astronomy toys to boys only, until twitter intervened. Life·0 Comments·0
