Classes
- Feminist Theories of CareYMG075 | Faculty of Humanities
- GLBT film studiesYMG147 | Faculty of Humanities
- Feminist intersectional theoriesYMG148 | Faculty of Humanities
- Queer CinemaYMG247 | Faculty of Humanities
- LGBTQ Film studies and Transnational CulturesYMGS624 | Faculty of Humanities
- Queer Cinema in Transnational PerspectiveYMGS644 | Faculty of Humanities
- Economics of gender/ Feminist economics course-seminarYMG091 | Faculty of Humanities
- Feminist Cultural Studies +1YMG110 | Faculty of Humanities
- „Postižení“, sexualita, rasa: intersekcionální perspektivy v disability studiesYMG177 | Faculty of Humanities
- Post-socialism in Intersectional PerspectiveYMG190 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- Crip Notes on the Idea of Development2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- 'What Kind of Development Are We Talking About?' A Virtual Roundtable with Tsitsi Chataika, Nilika Mehrotra, Karen Soldatic and Kateřina Kolářová2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Inarticulate Post-Socialist Crip: On the Cruel Optimism of Neoliberal Transformations in the Czech Republic +12014 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Politics of Gender Culture under State Socialism : An Expropriated Voice2014 | Faculty of Humanities
- (Mal)adjusted to the Crisis, Disabled for Citizenship? Disability and Race in Discourses of "the Crisis"2014 | Faculty of Humanities
- Gender as an analytical tool in understanding sexual harassment2011 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Education
- How Sam Became a Father, Became a Citizen: Scripts of Neoliberal Inclusion of Disability2011 | Faculty of Humanities
- Performing the Pain: Opening the (Crip) Body for (Queer) Pleasures2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- ‘Crip it! : Cultural Representations of (Physical) Disability and Their Contemporary Transformations”2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- EPISTEMOLOGIES AND PRACTICES OF THE (‘ABERRANT’) SELF: JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS’ DISCURSIVE STRUGGLES WITH THE “TRUTH ABOUT HIMSELF”2008 | Faculty of Humanities
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