by Grace Kyungwon Hong It was cold and brilliantly sunny in the way that snow-covered landscapes can be when I found myself in Northampton, MA in January of this year. […]
CSW has received multiple grants to support the Chemical Entanglements multi-component research project. The UCLA Council on Research awarded a Trans-disciplinary Seed Grant to the “Gendered Sentinels of Environmental Impacts” research […]
Chris Dunkel Schetter, Associate Vice Chancellor of Faculty Development at UCLA, recently announced a Junior Faculty Manuscript Workshop Program, to be funded through the Academic Personnel Office. These manuscript workshops […]
In spite of ardent attempts to constrain their language according to the conventions of their scientific publications, and push back against my provocations, the plants in their stories refused to […]
by Carol Bensick The nineteenth century has been prolific of candidates for discovery as women philosophers. Ednah Dow Cheney, Julia Ward Howe, Lydia Maria Child, Marietta Kies, Susan Blow, Anna […]
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2016 CSW awards. We also thank those who served on the awards committees: Virginia Coiner Classick, Dr. Constance Coiner’s sister; Laura Gomez, Professor in the […]
Workshops at this year’s Thinking Gender will feature: Intersection of Gender, Justice, and the Environment featuring Martha Dina Argüello, Executive Director, Physicians for Social Responsibility – Los Angeles At this workshop, […]
“Change between gender regimes can be uneven. Thus, we have sometimes seen women gaining political power through quotas in legislatures, judiciaries, and government positions, with less change in other spheres […]
by Alexandra Verini Considering the difficulties of constructing a history of medieval women, Jo Ann McNamara has asked, “Can we write a history for which there were no historians, from […]
by Nefertiti Takla On November 15, 1920, an elderly man dug up the skeleton of a woman while renovating an apartment building in Alexandria, Egypt. This discovery led to an […]
