TEAM

Welcome to our project team page. Our small but awesome team consists of 5 members: three project initiators and 2 research assistants. Find out more about each member:

Letitia Smuts (grant holder)

Josien Reijer (co-applicant)

Tshepo Maake (co-applicant)

Bambanani Gwendla (research Assistant)

Celene Coleman (research Assistant)

INVITATION | WEBINAR

Views on Sex, Sexuality, and Gender in Higher Education: Preliminary Findings from the University of Johannesburg DATE: Wednesday 27 October 2021TIME: 14:00 – 15:30WEBINAR LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85164562696

Human Rights: Data from the Views on Sex, Sexualities and Gender Survey

By Josien Reijer Introduction This is the second of a series of blog posts showcasing the preliminary data from the Views on Sex, Sexualities and Gender Survey conducted amongst students and staff at the University of Johannesburg. In this blog post we focus on the views of students regarding the inclusion of specific categories/groups of […]

Demographics: Data from the Views on Sex, Sexualities and Gender Survey

By Josien Reijer Introduction This is the first of a series of blog posts showcasing the preliminary data from the Views on Sex, Sexualities and Gender Survey conducted amongst students and staff at the University of Johannesburg. In this first post, the demographic data collected amongst students who completed the survey will be outlined. Sample […]

Sexuality Winter School Experience

By Celene, Bambanani, Tshepo and Letitia On the 1st to the 2nd of June 2021, FruSTRAIGHTing the norm hosted its first virtual winter school called ‘Introduction to Sexuality Studies’. The winter school saw students from faculties of various national universities, as well as gender and sexuality practitioners, gather to engage with topics related to sexuality. […]

Sex, Gender, and Sexuality – They differ and yes it matters!

By Josien Reijer What are the differences between sex, gender, and sexual orientation? The short answer: sex is about your body, gender is about who you feel yourself to be, and sexual orientation is about whom you’re attracted to (sexually). Is it really as simple as that? No. Are things ever? So, here is the […]

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