In This Section Events News News Catch up on the latest from RIDGS. Women's History Month 2026 Celebrating how women have shaped and strengthened the College of Liberal Arts community, and highlighting how we engage with women's history. Preparing global citizens: The interdisciplinary power of a gender, women and sexuality studies degree Assistant Professor Kari Smalkoski and Emily Bruce (PhD '15, history) are featured. The Lesser-Known Freedom Rides Sarah Snyder Researches the Legacy of the Black Panther Party’s Free Bus Rides to Visit Prisoners Shipikisha as Method: Exploring Endurance, Survival and Meaning Making in Zambian Women’s Experiences RIDGS GRPP Fellow Mubanga Kalimamukwento Uses Interdisciplinary Methods to Study Zambian Cultural Practices "Controlling Images" and Black Women's Mental Health Outcomes Vanessa Anyanso Applies Black Feminist Frameworks to Psychological Research Ethnic Studies Minnesota Teacher Mentorship Program For the 2025-26 School Year Critical Disability Studies Receives $500,000 Grant This funding will allow CDS to develop proposals for a curriculum leading to an undergraduate and graduate program. Black History Month 2025 Celebrating members of CLA's community who identify as Black, African American, or African and highlighting the important work being done in Black studies at UMN. On Immigration Policy What we know, and some resources RIDGS Dissertation Proposal Development Program Applications Open! Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Women's History Month 2026 Celebrating how women have shaped and strengthened the College of Liberal Arts community, and highlighting how we engage with women's history.
Preparing global citizens: The interdisciplinary power of a gender, women and sexuality studies degree Assistant Professor Kari Smalkoski and Emily Bruce (PhD '15, history) are featured.
The Lesser-Known Freedom Rides Sarah Snyder Researches the Legacy of the Black Panther Party’s Free Bus Rides to Visit Prisoners
Shipikisha as Method: Exploring Endurance, Survival and Meaning Making in Zambian Women’s Experiences RIDGS GRPP Fellow Mubanga Kalimamukwento Uses Interdisciplinary Methods to Study Zambian Cultural Practices
"Controlling Images" and Black Women's Mental Health Outcomes Vanessa Anyanso Applies Black Feminist Frameworks to Psychological Research
Critical Disability Studies Receives $500,000 Grant This funding will allow CDS to develop proposals for a curriculum leading to an undergraduate and graduate program.
Black History Month 2025 Celebrating members of CLA's community who identify as Black, African American, or African and highlighting the important work being done in Black studies at UMN.
