Organized by the Political Science Department
DATE: Saturday, April 23, 2022-Monday, April 25, 2022
TIME: Varies
LOCATION: Online/Zoom
The conference features progressive scholarship designed to investigate the social justice potential of various critical concepts. There are a number of panels on feminist theory and its relation to questions of decolonial theory, environmental theory, racism in contemporary America, and emancipatory politics. By drawing connections between these topics, the conference hopes to contribute to ongoing conversations about the relationship between the politics of gender and other social movements.
Speakers:
Ana Isabel (Anaís) Martinez Jimenez, Princeton UniversityFrancesca Passaseo, The University of Texas at Austin
Elias Forneris, University of CambridgeJames Hua, University of OxfordTaariq Elmahadi, UCLA
Ibrahim Khan, University of ChicagoEden Luymes, The University of British ColumbiaEraldo Souza dos Santos, Panthéon-Sorbonne University
Wojciech Engelking, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Law and AdministrationRuoyu Li, Johns Hopkins UniversityShirley Le Penne, Cornell University
Naomi Abayasekara, University of CambridgeCaolaín Cleary, The University of CambridgeKimiyo Bremer, Cornell University
Alex Drusda, University of TorontoJessica Croteau, Johns HopkinsMatt Harvey, University of Colorado at Boulder
Reese Haller, University of OregonLacey Slizeski, University of MichiganMatt Schneider, UCLA
Marie Lecuyer, Concordia UniversityStephanie Zgouridi, Princeton UniversityTroy Fielder, University of Cambridge
Elizabeth Camacho, The University of ChicagoJoyce Lu, Rutgers UniversityKaiqing Su, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
