📚 (Venue Update) Book Talk: Queer Resistance Speaker: Professor Susanne Choi
Discussants: Professor Travis Kong; Professor Lucetta Kam
Moderator: Professor Lynne Nakano
🕹️(Updated) Venue: LT2, Esther Lee Building, CUHK
🗓️9 October 2026, 4:00 - 5:30 pm
📢 New publication by Dr. Lingxi Chen, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Gender Research Centre!
Her article "When Public-Sector Employment Becomes Unfriendly to Mothers” has been published in Work, Employment and Society.
🔗https://t.co/lJyVIoMXFZ
📚 Book Talk: Queer Resistance
Speaker: Professor Susanne Choi
Discussants: Professor Travis Kong; Professor Lucetta Kam
Moderator: Professor Lynne Nakano
📅 9 Oct 2026, 4–5:30pm
📍 Rm 422, 4/F, Sino Building, CUHK
👥 Onsite only
Register: https://t.co/h2T0PE7ZeZ
Professor Susanne Y.P. Choi’s new book, Queer Resistance, published by University of California Press, is now available as a free open-access ebook and for online ordering:
🔗 https://t.co/quXxn81P4K
Use the promotional code UCPSAVE30 to save 30%.
👏 Congratulations to our Co-Directors Prof. Susanne Choi & Prof. Lynne Nakano, and Honorary Research Fellow Dr. Tangi Yip on their new publication in The British Journal of Sociology.
🔗 https://t.co/R88VeuLlH6
Our newly revamped website is now live!
We warmly invite you to take a look around.
- A new website design
- Past events and photo galleries to revisit and explore
- Publications and archives now digitalised for easy access
Visit us:
https://t.co/u7IlUap5VA
Keynote Highlight | International Conference 2026
We’re excited to introduce our second keynote speaker:
🎤 Prof. Ki-young Shin (Ochanomizu University)
🗣️ From #MeToo to Digital Misogyny: Sexual Harassment and Women’s Public Visibility in Japan and South Korea
Keynote Highlight | International Conference 2026
We’re excited to introduce our keynote in International Conference 2026
🎤 Prof. Jessica Ringrose (UCL Institute of Education) 🗣️ Understanding and Preventing Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence
🌟Wednesday Gender Seminar Alert🌟
📌Mini Conference of UG and MA Theses in Gender Studies 2026
⏰𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲: 12:30 - 14:00, April 1
🏫𝗩𝗲𝗻𝘂𝗲: ARC G03, CUHK
🔗Registration link: https://t.co/RVihjLPBgN
We are delighted to see our Co-Director, Prof. Lynne Nakano, featured in CUHK’s International Women’s Day series. Her scholarship continues to inspire conversations on gender and society.
Women in Academia | International Women's Day 2026
Professor Lynne Nakano, Chair of the Department of Japanese Studies at CUHK and Co-Director of the Gender Research Centre, is a leading scholar in contemporary Japanese society, gender, and family. She founded the Women's Empowerment through Financial Literacy (WEFL) Ambassador Programme, equipping single women and marginalized groups with financial knowledge. The Department recently received the Investor and Financial Education Award (Education) 2025 for this Impact Case.
She emphasises the important contributions of women scholars in expanding the discipline’s lens beyond male-centered perspectives in anthropology, to achieve a more comprehensive understanding of human social life. Their advancement not only improves awareness of discrimination and inequality but also facilitates solutions to address these issues.
In celebration of International Women's Day, we're sharing insights from eight inspiring female professors across CUHK. Stay tuned for more stories!
#CUHK #TheChineseUniversityofHongKong #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInAcademia #GiveToGain #Anthropology #GenderStudies
Wednesday Gender Seminar Alert
“Flat but Gendered”: Workplace Culture in China’s High-Tech Sector
Speaker: Lingyan Tu (PhD Candidate, Gender Studies Programme and Department of Sociology, CUHK)
Register now: https://t.co/gsrSR0MeNI
We are proud to see Prof. Susanne Choi featured in CUHK’s International Women’s Day series. At the Gender Research Centre, we continue to advance research on gender and social change.
Women in Academia | International Women’s Day 2026
Prof. Susanne Yuk-ping Choi, Professor of Sociology and Co-Director of the Gender Research Centre at CUHK, is a distinguished scholar in sociology. Through rigorous empirical research and innovative methodologies, her work explores how globalisation, digitalisation and social change are reshaping gender relations, families and social inequalities.
She emphasises how women scholars challenge entrenched assumptions, ask new research questions and develop more inclusive approaches that better reflect social realities, demonstrating how women’s scholarship advances both academic knowledge and societal impact.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we are sharing insights from eight inspiring female professors across CUHK. Stay tuned for more stories!
#CUHK #TheChineseUniversityofHongKong #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInAcademia #GiveToGain #IWD2026
💜On this International Women’s Day, we honor feminist pioneers across generations and commit to carrying forward their legacy in the pursuit of gender equality and justice.
📚 Read the full article here: https://t.co/CGDPXPpMNf
New Book Announcement!
We are excited to share that Prof. Susanne Yuk-ping Choi, Co-Director of the Gender Research Centre at CUHK, will publish her new book:
Queer Resistance: Contesting State, Family and Inequality in Post-Socialist China (University of California Press)
Wednesday Gender Seminar Overview – Spring 2026
Our next session of the 2026 Spring Wednesday Gender Seminar will take place after the Lunar New Year.
The overview PDF for the Spring series is now available. Stay tuned for further details. We look forward to seeing you soon!
🎉Last Wednesday, a thought-provoking Joint Distinguished Bioethics & Wednesday Gender Seminar on “Rights vs. Wrong: Debating Sexual Services for People with Disabilities” was successfully held at CUHK, marking the opening of this academic year’s Wednesday Gender Seminar series🙌