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Sex education empowers young people – but also shapes norms

Sweden likes to see itself as a pioneer in gender equality and openness. However, sex education in schools contains a duality: it gives young people tools to understand themselves while at the same time it reproduces norms.

In the gray space(s) of housing provision. Exploring formal/informal hybridity in contexts of the Green Transition.

Historical-Political Studies of Childhood, Education and Society

The research group Historical-Political Studies pursues interdisciplinary research on education and socialization in relation to historical and contemporary political and cultural phenomena. Our research lies at the intersection of the history of...

Safe Learning Lab

Safe Learning Lab develops safe training environments for high-risk driving situations in police training.

Occult female power highlighted in new book

Leah Hirsig was one of the “modern women” of the 20th century: independent, norm-breaking, and central to the controversial religion of Thelema. Now her complete diaries are being published for the first time, providing an insight into her life and her...

Bringing new professors to comic-book life

Comic-book artist, and previous guest lecturer at Malmö University, Coco Moodysson has illustrated portrait films featuring the University's new professors. They will be presented as part of the upcoming Annual Academic Celebration.

Data-driven interdisciplinary methods to combat crime and fear using police CCTV

Malmö Centre for Policing and Prevention

Tackling the problem of crime in society requires knowledge and the dissemination of knowledge about what works.

Pedagogical-Philosophical Studies of Childhood, Education and Society

The research group Pedagogical philosophical studies of childhood, education and society makes for a working collective meeting regularly for seminars where they explore questions that falls within the domain of the philosophy of education, theoretical...

The abortion struggle in Ireland – a victory with a bitter taste

Ireland repealed its abortion ban in 2018 – a victory that was celebrated around the world. But according to researcher Sarah Bodelson, this success concealed both internal divisions and silenced voices within the movement.