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The Spirit of Revolution: One African American Woman’s Contribution to Abolitionism and Proto-Black Feminism in 1830s Boston, Massachusetts
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By Jaimie D. Crumley
Imagine it is 1831 in Boston, Massachusetts.…
Celebrate the New Academic Year 2020-2021
Celebrate the New Academic Year
UCLA Center for the Study of…
The Real Suburbs: Unpacking Distortions and Truths about America’s Suburbs
By Becky Nicolaides
In recent weeks, suburbia has become…
2019-2020 CSW Policy Briefs Now Available
CSW is proud to announce the publication of the 2019-2020 Policy…
HIRING: Administrative Specialist
Hiring for Full-Time Staff Position
Application Deadline: Thursday,…
Healthcare and MCS
by Miranda Le
When I first began working for the Chemical…
Reflections on Chemical Sensitivities and the Coronavirus
by Cheyenne Walker
It is June 1, 2020. I am writing this from…
Supporting Research Parity: CSW Research Affiliates Program
By Kristine Ashton Gunnell, PhD
Founded in September 1984,…
A Feminist Guide to the Feud
By Leor Perla Avramovich
“Women & Women First”…
On the Toxicity of Beauty
by Hong Phan
“Protecting people from dangerous materials…
2020-2021 Faculty Award Recipients
Congratulations to the recipients of CSW’s 2020-2021 Faculty…
How is COVID-19 Affecting Women’s Research Productivity?
By Kelsey Kim
According to a recent Higher Ed article…