Aromanticism & Asexuality Research Network

Group summary: The Aromanticism & Asexuality Research Network brings together scholars across the UK and beyond who are working on questions related to asexuality and aromanticism. It is the first UK-based initiative dedicated to connecting scholars, raising the visibility of asexuality studies, and encouraging much-needed work on aromanticism. The goal of the network is to support and strengthen the visibility of scholarship on aromanticism and asexuality. It brings together researchers from different disciplines to foster interdisciplinary dialogue. By providing a space to collaborate and share resources, it creates a supportive academic community.
Website: https://www.aroaceresearch.com/

Members

University of Leeds

Kristin Käuper, School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, CLSR
Dr Luke Brunning, School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, CLSR
Dr Natasha McKeever, School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, CLSR.

External

Onyx Crisp, Philosophy, University of Sheffield, UK
Dr Aysegül Sah Bozdoğan Iles, Philosophy, Independent Researcher, Switzerland
Prof Sven Walter, University of Osnabrück, Germany
Laurin Tirpitz, Philosophy, Independent Researcher, Germany
Yash Gupta, Post/colonial Studies; Anthropology, University of Bremen, Germany
Dr Karen Cuthbert, Sociology, University of Glasgow, UK
Alex Nevins, Law; Political Science, University of Edinburgh, UK
Dr JT Welsch, English and Creative Industries, University of York, UK
Rebecca Humphreys-Lamford, Media Studies, University of Birmingham, UK
Dr Silja Kukka, Literature; Gender and Queer Studies; University of Oulu, Finland
Dr Anna Kurowicka, American Studies; University of Warsaw, Poland
Claudia Sterbini, English Literature, University of Edinburgh, UK
Dr Helena Esser, Literary Studies; Independent Researcher, Germany
Dr Joe Jukes, Geography, Tampere University, Finland
Rachel Bayer, Geography; University College Dublin, Ireland.