Co-Editors-in-Chief

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• Aidan McGlynn is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. His current research and teaching focuses on epistemology, feminist philosophy, and their overlap, and he has recently published on epistemic injustice, pornography, objectification, standpoint epistemology, active ignorance, and sex education.

• Aness Kim Webster is Assistant Professor in Philosophy at Durham University. Her research explores connections between feminist philosophy and philosophy of race, on the one hand, and value theory, broadly construed, on the other. She has published on agency, autonomy, shame, and stereotyping.

• Katharine Jenkins is Reader in Philosophy at the University of Glasgow. Her current research focuses on the nature of race and gender categories and their relationship to oppression, and she has also published work on topics including feminist methodology, pornography, disability, and sexual violence and feminist epistemology

• Charlotte Knowles is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Groningen. Her primary research areas lie in feminist philosophy and phenomenology, with a particular focus on issues of complicity, freedom, injustice and responsibility. She has recently published work on testimony and gender-based violence, adaptive preferences, and clothing practices.

• Victoria Browne is a Senior Lecturer in Political Philosophy at Loughborough University. Her work in feminist philosophy and critical phenomenology focuses on temporality, embodiment, pregnancy and reproductive justice, and her most recent publications have developed a feminist philosophy of miscarriage. 

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Managing Editor Assistants

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• Han Edgoose: PhD Student in Philosophy, University of Glasgow.

• Annalisa Muscolo: PhD Student in Philosophy, University of Glasgow.