Brain, Blood, and Self-Report: Gaining Insights into Stress-Related Cancer Outcomes in Female Breast Cancer Survivors
By Carrianne Leschak Beyond self-reports If you ask someone to predict how they will feel in response to a certain event, or to predict what they will do in a […]
An African Leader: Graça Machel Fights for Women and Children
By Kathleen Sheldon I am writing a biography of Graça Simbine Machel, a prominent Mozambican woman who for decades has worked for women’s rights, education, and peace. My dilemma in […]
Diary of a Sundance Gate Crasher
By Tyrrell Shaffner UCLA MFA student and film director, Tyrrell Shaffner, attended the 2020 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, with her writing partner, Meryl Branch-McTiernan, in hopes of […]
Abortion AF: Introducing Abortion Access Front’s Comedy-based Health Intervention
By Amy E. Alterman Acknowledgement: For Abortion Access Front, who teach me about agility, dedication, kindness and how to “walk the walk” of feminist activism. Meeting AAF June 22nd, 2018, […]
On Student-Centered Feminist Writing Spaces
By Zizi Li In late October 2019, I brought my paper “Transnational Feminist Encounters and its Social Media Updates: Controversies around Naomi ‘Sexy Cyborg’ Wu 机械妖姬” to Rochester, New York, […]
Mask-ulinity and Feminicide: Argentine Collective Activism During Covid-19
By Madison Felman-Panagotacos During the ongoing pandemic, we in the United States have been reckoning with a population that refuses to don masks, an overwhelmingly male section of the population.[1] […]
A Series of Reflections on Rupture
By Kali Tambreé I step into the glass passage where air conditioning and air that is thick with wet heat converge. The Maryland Office of Vital Records is busy. The […]
