Health and Environment of Homeless Women
By Felicia Hodge School of Nursing and Public Health Professor Felicia Hodge and School of Public Health Associate Professor Jane Valentine (co-Investigator) have received a CSW Faculty Research Grant for […]
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Building a Bridge between Academia and Community Needs: Trans Latinxs in Southern California
By Jacqueline Caraves Trans people experience injustice and discrimination in every realm of their lives, and violence against the Trans community is at an all time high. 2016 was the […]
Research Participants Needed! Help CSW learn how LA households use water
Got Water? CSW’s Gender and Everyday Water Use in Los Angeles Households researchers are currently recruiting participants to participate in the study. Help UCLA researchers understand how LA households use […]
Writing About African Women’s History
by Dr. Kathleen Sheldon, UCLA CSW Research Affiliate The history of African women is a vital and successful field of study, growing from a small number of books and articles […]
The Paradox of Integration: How Excluding Formerly Incarcerated People from Jury Duty Hurts Us All
By Susila Gurusami, Ph.D. Candidate, UCLA Department of Sociology U.S. history is filled with bloody battles of citizens fighting for the right to vote. So much so that universal suffrage […]
“Your Research is About Restrooms?” Researching Unwritten Gender Rules in Public Restrooms
By Bo James Hwang When I arrived at UCLA, I knew that I wanted to do research but I did not have a topic in mind. I had done research […]
Shifting Queer Subjectivity Within the UCLA Archives: Barbie, Biopower, and Empire
by Sylvia Spielman-Vaught As a scholar of gender, and, more broadly, culture, race, sex, and class, I examine archives to find and create new meaning in objects produced within a […]
Sarah Haley, Mariame Kaba, and Dayo Gore on Black Feminism, Freedom, and Forgotten Histories
Image by Sarah Jane Rhee for NIA Dispatches On May 19, join Sarah Haley, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies, for “Black Feminism, The Carceral State, and Abolition” (4pm, Royce 314). […]
