DRAFT | Intersectio: Oxford Journal of the Intersectional Humanities

Intersectio is the peer-reviewed journal of the Oxford 'Intersectional Humanities’ Research Hub at TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities). It showcases cross-generational research which draws on feminist, gender, critical-race, decolonial, queer, critical-disability, non-binary and trans theory, aesthetic practice and activism to challenge assumptions, create different affinities and contribute to social justice and human understanding in the world. 
 
Intersectio is intergenerational: a collaboration between emerging and more established scholars to promote interdisciplinary research that draws on innovative methodologies and alternative modes of presentation. We have a commitment to expanding academic form, including shorter pieces and more experimental, creative work.
 
Intersectio invites submissions of up to 4,000 words, especially from graduate students and other emerging scholars and practitioners. We also invite shorter reviews of academic, artistic and musical events in Oxford which contribute to the vitality of intersectional conversation, including those organised by students and tutors on the interdisciplinary MSt in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies. 

Advisory Board:

Jade Bentil (Faculty of History)
Dorothée Boulanger (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Emily Brady (Faculty of History)
Maria Luísa Coelho (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Jane Garnett (Faculty of History)
Pelagia Goulimari (Faculty of English, Feminist Studies / English Language and Literature)
Maria Jaschok (The Oxford School of Global and Area Studies (OSGA) - China)
Aliya Khalid (Department of Education)
Sneha Krishnan (School of Geography and the Environment)
Katherine Morris (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Alexandra Pugh (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Helen Swift (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Elly Walters (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)
Eleri Anona Watson (Faculty of English, Queer Studies, English Language and Literature)
Claire Williams (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages)

Editorial Board:

Sofía Sanabria de Felipe (Editor, Faculty of History, DPhil)
Sam Miller (Faculty of History, DPhil)
Tala Ross (Computer Science, DPhil)
Roz Whitworth (Faculty of History, DPhil)
Ruth Thrush (Faculty of English, DPhil) 
Misbah Reshi (Law Faculty, DPhil)

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