中學生抵抗校園性別定型，平機會、法庭成為捍衛選擇權的新戰場
Prof.WONG Wang Ivy, director of Gender Studies Programme, CUHK, was interviewed by Initium Media about the gender stereotyping on Hong Kong school campuses. She indicated that no matter the reason, setting rules on one’s appearance based on their gender is already a type of gender stereotype. She also expressed that the differences in gender stereotypes between cultures have been ignored, and more discussion should be made as gender rules have been changing over the years.
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LGBTQ+ rights in Hong Kong and mainland China
Assistant Professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Suen Yiu Tung, discusses LGBTQ+ rights in Hong Kong and China, particularly in business and at the workplace. Suen has been engaged in LGBTQ+ research in Hong Kong for a whole decade and sees clear shift in terms of public opinion on LGBTQ+ issues and more business involvement in the city. He speaks to David Ingles, Yvonne Man and Rishaad Salamat on “Bloomberg Markets Asia”. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Single Sex Education – is it right for my child?
Do children do better academically or is that just a myth? Do they flourish in the classroom away from the opposite sex or does it make them awkward and unprepared for the real world?
The BBC radio programme featuring Prof. Ivy Wong about single sex education is now available for replay.
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When will Hong Kong fully protect its LGBT community from discrimination?
To mark the 30th anniversary of the decriminalisation of same-sex sexual acts between consenting male adults in private in Hong Kong, Prof. Suen Yiu Tung of Gender Studies Programme published an opinion piece on the South China Morning Post reviewing the state of the LGBT+ community in recent 30 years in Hong Kong.
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Gay Games
Prof. Suen Yiu Tung, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies Programme, CProf. Suen Yiu Tung, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies Programme, CUHK spoke in the RTHK programme Backchat about Gay Games this morning.UHK spoke in the RTHK programme Backchat about Gay Games this morning.
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RTHK’s Backchat: Gay Games
As Hong Kong debates the Gay Games, why are they needed at all?
Prof. Suen Yiu Tung of Gender Studies Programme published an opinion piece on the South China Morning Post on the Gay Games on 20 June.
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Gender and sexual inclusion through Gay Games 11
Prof. Suen Yiu Tung, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies Programme, CUHK was invited to The Pulse of RTHK to discuss the topic of Gender and Sexualities Inclusivity in Hong Kong on 19 June 2021, especially on Gay Games Hong Kong 2022.
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RTHK’s The Pulse: Gender and sexual inclusion through Gay Games 11
文學告白Brunch #6｜黃鈺螢談女性詩歌：以溫柔、美麗、感性或愛去作為抵抗，用我的現實令你不舒服
Dr. Sonia Wong, lecturer of the Gender Studies Programme of CUHK, shared the power of poems written by female poets on the Youtube Channel “yatsionce” (一時ONCE).
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WUN Research Group Hosts Gender and (Im)Mobility Conference
Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) posted a news report on the International Conference: Gender and (Im)mobility in Uncertain Times organized by the WUN research group led by Prof. Jing SONG, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
“We realised that our research focus on gender and mobility has been greatly reshaped by the new global socioeconomic changes and the pandemic, and that we now needed to talk about immobility as well as mobility,” said Prof. Jing SONG.
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走進人間的比丘尼：台灣佛教中女性的社會參與
Ming Pao recently interviewed Prof. Han Ling, Assistant Professor in Gender Studies Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, on the social participation of Buddhist Women in Taiwan. Professor Han gave a lecture on “The Intersection of Humanistic Buddhism and Social Sciences” on May 20, 2021.
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明報：世紀．星期三專題：走進人間的比丘尼：台灣佛教中女性的社會參與世紀．星期三專題：走進人間的比丘尼：台灣佛教中女性的社會參與
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