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Dr. Red Chidgey is a Senior Lecturer in Gender and Media at King’s College London’s Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries, within the Faculty of Arts & Humanities. They hold a Senior Fellowship from the Higher Education Academy and specialize in activist-informed research at the intersection of gender studies, media/cultural studies, and memory studies. Their work examines feminist media production, protest memory curation, and rapid-response collecting in the GLAM sector. Key publications include Feminist Afterlives (2018) and Museums, Archives and Protest Memory (2024, co-authored). Chidgey actively engages in public lectures at institutions like the Barbican and Tate Modern, and collaborates globally on projects such as the FRAGEN European memory initiative and the AHRC-funded Afterlives of Protest network.
Research focuses include feminist/queer theory, critical whiteness, and creative methodologies. They supervise PhD topics on protest memory, GLAM-sector activism, and popular culture. Chidgey co-organized events like the Clear Lines festival on sexual assault discourse and co-curated Tate Liverpool’s Three Day Work-Out on labor and precarity.
Publications span peer-reviewed journals (Memory Studies, Feminist Media Studies), edited collections, and books. Awards include recognition for their pedagogical innovations in student-centered teaching and collaborations with arts/heritage organizations.
