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Kate Hardy

Kate Hardy is associate professor and lecturer in work and employment relations at the University of Leeds

June 2019

  • Headquarters of Ammar, the Argentinian sex workers union.

    Why UK feminists should embrace sex worker rights

    Kate Hardy
    Sex workers are at the coalface of economic injustice. In Argentina, they are central to the feminist movement, says academic Kate Hardy

August 2017

  • A view of Shudehill, High Street, Withy Grove, Northern Quarter, Arndale and the city centre skyline of Manchester.<br>E5D9YW A view of Shudehill, High Street, Withy Grove, Northern Quarter, Arndale and the city centre skyline of Manchester.

    London’s exodus offers a stark warning to other UK cities: your culture is at risk

    Kate Hardy and Tom Gillespie
    UK cities outside of London need investment in people and culture, not real estate, write researchers Kate Hardy and Tom Gillespie
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