The 2013 Summer Institute in American Philosophy convened in Eugene, Oregon, from July 8 to 13, around the plenary topics of “William James and Feminism and More,” “Philosophy and Music,” […]
One of the joys of working in an archive, for archivists and researchers, is coming across tantalizing mysteries. A huge range of women have donated to The June L. Mazer […]
One of the joys of working in an archive, for archivists and researchers, is coming across tantalizing mysteries. A huge range of women have donated to The June L. Mazer […]
The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives at UCLA are exciting because they allow researchers to investigate important historical institutions and events in the lesbian community from multiple angles. The Daughters […]
The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives at UCLA are exciting because they allow researchers to investigate important historical institutions and events in the lesbian community from multiple angles. The Daughters […]
It seemed extravagant to fly to Boston from Los Angeles just to see a play, but in the end I couldn’t resist. Early in February of 2013 I had received […]
It seemed extravagant to fly to Boston from Los Angeles just to see a play, but in the end I couldn’t resist. Early in February of 2013 I had received […]
By collecting and preserving the documentation and materials that are central to women’s lives, the June Mazer Lesbian Archives preserves details of American culture that have long been invisible in […]
A defiant pair of Converse sneakers with bright, purple shoelaces peeking out from beneath long, black abaya robes provide the audience with its first glimpse of the rebellious heroine at […]
Even though Women’s History Month is past for this year, we believe women’s accomplishments should be celebrated year-round. In that spirit, we present a short biography of Dorothy Arzner, the […]
