by Rachel Connolly You may have heard the term “endocrine-disrupting chemicals” before, either on the Chemical Entanglements section of CSW’s website, or in the newspaper, or perhaps in a scientific […]
by Domale Dube Keys I remember we used to sing a song in the refugee camp in Benin, a rendition of Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s song that went something like this: […]
by Carla Kekejian What is Harsneren? The word “Hars” (հարս) in Armenian translates to “bride” in English. The suffix “-eren” (-երէն) is frequently added to the name of a place […]
A Huey Helicopter spraying Agent Orange over Vietnam. Source: Wikimedia Commons. by Jana Gowan Environmental justice and health movements raise awareness of the insidious nature of everyday chemical exposures and […]
The Center for the Study of Women is delighted to be welcoming environmental journalist Florence Williams to UCLA to give the keynote address at the Chemical Entanglements symposium. Florence Williams’s […]
by Stephanie Lumsden, PhD Student, Gender Studies UCLA The unprecedented prison building project and the booming population of incarcerated individuals in the United States, and in California in particular, is […]
