Practitioner Insight

The 42 Degrees Library is powered and run by Edge Effect. To learn more about this relationship, visit our About Us page. Edge Effect staff and interns come from a variety of backgrounds and with a range of experiences and expertise. These Think Pieces are opportunities for us to apply our expertise to different areas of diverse SOGIESC inclusion. We write Think Pieces about topics that interest us, topics that frustrate us, topics that are relevant to current events, and topics that warrant exploration. It is our hope that these Think Pieces expand your understanding around diverse SOGIESC inclusion.

Edge Effect Think Pieces

No such thing as neutral: Understanding the implications of COVID-19 for communities with diverse SOGIE in the Global North

This Think Piece is by Kirsty McKellar, one of Edge Effect’s 2020 interns. Kirsty has recently completed her masters of Development Studies at the University of Melbourne. As part of these internships, students are asked to write a Think Piece about an issue or area of particular interest: for Kirsty, this meant exploring the ways in which hegemonic heteronormativity has been reified by the global Covid-19 response. COVID-19 has had far-reaching and unforeseeable impacts on our world. It has offered...
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Celebrating Intersex Awareness Day

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Education for all: Exploring the imperative for in...

This Think Piece is by Edge Effect intern Anna Wiseman explores the nece...

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We deserve human rights: Interview with Emma Yaaka

Emma Yaaka (he/him) is an LGBTIQ+ advocate who has worked to provide medical services and information to LGBTIQ+ refugees in Kenya and the US....