The Editorial Collective of AGITATE! Unsettling Knowledges, the Imagining Transnational Solidarities Research Circle (ITSRC), and the faculty in the Department of Gender…
The Department of Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies is proud to recognize five of our graduate students for their outstanding contributions to pedagogy and teaching…
One of our outstanding GWSS graduate students, Beaudelaine Pierre, recently had her essay You May Have the Suitcase Now" published in the 11/1 issue of 91st Meridian.
Hungry Translations: Relearning the World through Radical Vulnerability by Richa Nagar in Journeys with Sangtin Kisan Mazdoor Sangathan and Parakh Theatre – a symposium…
New to this Edition:
Previously unpublished works reflect new contributions to the field
New essays included to address environmental issues and climate change through…
This issue offers historical, conceptual, and comparative insights on how techniques of inclusion and exclusion shape possibilities for belonging, collective life, political…
12 October 2020, India Civil Watch International, an organization committed to upholding democratic rights in India, launched a petition condemning the horrific case of the…
Many who left work in September were Latina or Black and of prime working-age and were either laid off or chose to leave the workforce to care for their families. Associate…
In February, three organizations — MADRE, Women Cross DMZ, and Grassroots Global Justice Alliance — convened a group of 23 women and gender nonconforming people from across…
GWSS Graduate Student Tankut Atuk's article, "Cruising in the Research Field: Queer, Feminist, and Cyber Autoethnography," was published in the International Review of…
The GWSS department mourns the recent passing of Maria Lugones, a feminist philosopher whose scholarship is of great importance in gender, feminist, and decolonial studies.
