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  • A table listing the UCLA CRSHE (Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education) Seminar Series schedule for 2026–2027, with a dark blue header bar showing the UCLA College Life Sciences logo, the title "UCLA CRSHE Seminar Series 2026–2027" in yellow text, and the URL reprohealth.ucla.edu/events. Below, nine alternating yellow rows each show a circular headshot photo alongside a date and speaker listing: October 2, Andrea Hevener PhD, Professor-in-Residence, Medicine; November 6, Heather Christofk PhD, Professor, Biological Chemistry; December 11, Peter Bradley PhD, Professor, Microbiology, Immunology, & Molecular Genetics; January 8, Rajita Patil MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology; February 5, Sriram Eleswarapu MD PhD, Associate Clinical Professor, Urology; March 5, Sanaz Memarzadeh MD PhD, Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology; April 2, Karen Reue PhD, Distinguished Professor, Human Genetics; May 7, Elaine Hsiao PhD, Associate Professor, Integrative Biology and Physiology; and May 29, Yalda Afshar MD PhD, Associate Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology.

    Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education Seminar Series

    UCLA CRSHE Seminar Series 2026–2027 The UCLA Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education (CRSHE) is pleased to announce its 2026–2027 Seminar Series, bringing together leading researchers and clinicians from across UCLA to explore the frontiers of reproductive science, metabolism, genetics, and women's health. Held monthly throughout the academic year, each seminar spotlights a distinguished […]

  • Event flyer for “Immigrant Acts at Thirty,” a 30th anniversary symposium celebrating Lisa Lowe’s book Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Cultural Politics. The event is Thursday, October 8, at 3 p.m. in the Centennial Ballroom at the Luskin Conference Center at UCLA. The symposium features Neda Atanasoski, José Muñoz, Gayatri Gopinath, Grace Hong, Jodi Kim, Jacob Lau, Chandan Reddy, and Stephanie Smallwood, with a response from Lisa Lowe. The flyer includes a collage of archival photographs over an abstract blue and pink background, logos for UCLA Asian American Studies, the University of Maryland Harriet Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and supporting UCLA centers. A QR code and the URL go.umd.edu/immigrantacts30 provide RSVP and event information.

    Immigrant Acts: A Symposium

    UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center, Laureate Room 425 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, United States

    When: Thursday, October 8, 2026 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm   Where: Luskin Conference Center Lisa Lowe’s groundbreaking book Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Cultural Politics made Asian American gendered radicalization central to understanding the relationship of state, capital, and culture. This 30th anniversary symposium traces its profound impact on a broad and sometimes unexpected set of […]

  • A bright, retro-style flier with a white background decorated with colorful flowers, music notes, wavy lines, and geometric shapes in yellow, orange, pink, teal, blue, purple, and green. At the top, large pink text reads "FREE FILM SCREENING," followed by the subtitle "Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl (1968)." A light blue box below reads: "In this classic musical drama, a vibrant bit player on the New York City vaudeville stage (Barbra Streisand) works her way up to stardom on Broadway." In the center are two versions of the Funny Girl title artwork, one in orange and one in black and pink. Each shows an upside-down illustrated figure with legs in the air, with the title lettering forming the body. At the bottom, a light blue oval reads: "When: Tuesday, Oct. 13th, 3pm. Location: CSW | Streisand Center, 1500 Public Affairs Building, UCLA." A purple oval reads: "Free and open to all! Snacks and popcorn provided!" A pink oval reads: "Questions or accommodation requests? Email student@women.ucla.edu." In the bottom right corner are the logos for UCLA College Social Sciences and the CSW Center for the Study of Women | Barbra Streisand Center.

    Free Film Screening: Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl (1968)

    Center for the Study of Women 1500 Public Affairs

    Join the UCLA Center for the Study of Women (CSW) | Barbra Streisand Center for a free screening of the classic musical drama Funny Girl. Barbra Streisand stars as a vibrant bit player on the New York City vaudeville stage who works her way up to stardom on Broadway. When: Tuesday, October 13th, 3:00 PM […]

  • Save the date flyer for "Leveraging the 'Menopause Moment' to Demand Women's Health Equity: Book Launch and Panel Discussion," hosted by the UCLA School of Law Center on Reproductive Health, Law & Policy, on a light blue background with yellow, orange, and blue circular shapes. The flyer describes a discussion celebrating Jennifer Weiss-Wolf's new book, "When in Menopause: A User's Manual and Citizen's Guide," bringing together policy experts, UCLA menopause care provider Dr. Rajita Patil, and reproductive scientist Dr. Amander Clark to discuss access to menopause care, underinvestment in women's health research, and using the "menopause moment" to advance health equity. Text notes the event will be in person and streamed live online, with special guests and refreshments. On the right is the book's cover: a purple background with the title "When in Menopause: A User's Manual & Citizen's Guide" in gold and white script, by Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, with a foreword by New York Times bestselling author Sharon Malone, M.D. A dark blue box lists cosponsors: UCLA Comprehensive Menopause Care Program, UCLA Center for Reproductive Science Health & Education, UCLA Bixby Center, UCLA Barbra Streisand Center, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, and UCLA Law Women LEAD. Event details with icons show the date, October 13, 2026; time, 5pm–7pm; and location, James West Alumni Center, 530 Westwood Ave. A purple bar at the bottom reads "RSVP at: https://tinyurl.com/CRHLPMenopause."

    Leveraging the “Menopause Moment” to Demand Women’s Health

    James West Alumni Center 325 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA, United States

    When: Tuesday, October 13 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM Where: James West Alumni Center, Los Angeles, CA ​Celebrating Jennifer Weiss-Wolf’s new book, When in Menopause: A User’s Manual and Citizen’s Guide, this discussion will bring together policy experts, UCLA’s leading menopause care provider, Dr. Rajita Patil, and groundbreaking reproductive scientist, Dr. Amander Clark to discuss […]

  • "Event flyer for a 'Faculty Writing Retreat,' presented by UCLA CSW (Center for the Study of Women) and the Barbra Streisand Center, part of UCLA College Social Sciences. A stylized illustration of a dark blue pen with a flowing line beneath it appears on the left. Description reads: 'Do you want to block out a day for writing and contemplation? Join us for a day-long retreat where you can concentrate on your own work alongside like-minded colleagues. We will hold the world at bay for you. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.' Event details: Friday, October 23, 10 am–4 pm, UCLA Campus. Note: 'On-site space is limited. Virtual option available.' RSVP box includes a QR code and link: https://short.do/tmnjYu. Below, a thank-you message to co-sponsors for supporting faculty development, followed by logos of UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, UCLA College Humanities, UCLA School of Theater, Film & Television, UCLA Research & Creative Activities, UCLA Anderson School of Management, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, UCLA College Social Sciences, UCLA School of Law, UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, and UCLA College Life Sciences."

    Faculty Writing Retreat October 2026

    Join CSW|Streisand Center for a day-long retreat where you can concentrate on your own work alongside like-minded colleagues. Friday, October 23 10 am – 4 pm Register to access the exact location. A free opportunity exclusively for UCLA faculty, lecturers, and postdocs. Do you want to block out a day for writing and contemplation? The […]

  • "Save the Date" flyer for a UCLA Distinguished Speaker Series event. On the left, a polaroid-style photo of Dr. Daisy Robinton, a woman with long blonde hair wearing a white collared shirt, photographed against a dark background, with her name handwritten below in script. On the right, the UCLA College Life Sciences Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education logo, followed by event text: "Distinguished Speaker Series Event, Featuring Founder & CEO, Oviva Therapeutics, Dr. Daisy Robinton! October 27th, 2026 at 4pm, Location: UCLA Campus, CNSI." The design has a torn-paper background with decorative gold and blue paint-stroke accents and small blue dot patterns in the corners.

    Distinguished Speaker Series featuring Dr. Daisy Robinton

    CNSI Auditorium

    UCLA Life Sciences Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education presents: Distinguished Speaker Series featuring Dr. Daisy Robinton, Founder & CEO of Oviva Therapeutics Join us for a conversation with Dr. Daisy Robinton, a Harvard-trained molecular biologist and UCLA alumna leading the charge in women's healthspan research. As founder of Oviva Therapeutics, Dr. Robinton is […]

  • "Event flyer for 'Climate Change Hates Mothers,' a talk and discussion hosted by UCLA CSW (Center for the Study of Women) and the Barbra Streisand Center, part of UCLA College Social Sciences. Monday, November 2, 12–1:30 PM, Rolfe Hall Room 2125, lunch provided. An illustration shows a woman with dark curly hair cradling a globe, standing between a barren, cracked desert landscape and a lush green hillside. Event description reads: 'Toxic exposures. Emergency evacuations. Endocrine disruption. Miscarriage. Threats to healthy pregnancies and safe births. Guilt, anxiety, depression, and grief. Climate change poses unique challenges to the health, well-being, and everyday lives of pregnant people, mothers, and those who would like to have children. This talk addresses those challenges - and highlights how birth workers, community organizers, and local elected officials are mobilizing to address maternal marginalization and seek policy.' A photo shows speaker Jade S. Sasser, PhD, smiling outdoors in a colorful patterned top, with trees and mountains in the background. Text identifies her as Professor of Environmental Studies at UC Riverside, with a bio noting she is in the Department of Society, Environment, and Health Equity, earned her PhD in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management from UC Berkeley, and her work explores climate change, maternal health, and reproductive justice through an intersectional lens. Bottom banner reads: 'Free. RSVP required' with link ClimateChangeHatesMothers.eventbrite.com."

    Climate Change Hates Mothers

    How birth workers, community organizers, and local elected officials are mobilizing to address maternal marginalization and seek policy. Monday, November 2 12-1:30 PM Rolfe Hall, Room 2125 About the Talk Toxic exposures. Emergency evacuations. Endocrine disruption. Miscarriage. Threats to healthy pregnancies and safe births. Guilt, anxiety, depression, and grief. Climate change poses unique challenges to […]

  • "Event flyer for a Graduate Student Workshop titled 'Asking Different Questions: Feminist Approaches to Research, Knowledge & Academic Culture,' hosted by UCLA CSW (Center for the Study of Women)/Barbra Streisand Center and UC Davis Feminist Research Institute. Header text asks: 'Are you a feminist grad student doing research in STEM? Ever wondered how to apply feminist principles in your work?' An abstract illustration on the right shows a stylized eye, geometric shapes, and a microscope-like form in teal, navy, and gold tones. The workshop is led by Sarah McCullough of UC Davis Feminist Research Institute (FRI). Event details: December 3, 2026, 10:30 am–12:00 pm, free with lunch provided, at the Center for the Study of Women / Barbra Streisand Center, 1500 Public Affairs, UCLA. Below, workshop subtitle reads 'Redressing Systemic Biases in Research & Living Your Values in Academia.' Participants will gain: intellectual frameworks from feminist science studies; tools for recognizing systemic bias in research; strategies for aligning academic practice with personal values; approaches for taking action toward greater equity; and new ways to strengthen the accuracy, relevance, and impact of research. A QR code and link for registration appear in the bottom right: https://asking-different-questions-graduate.eventbrite.com."

    Graduate Student Workshop: Asking Different Questions

    Center for the Study of Women 1500 Public Affairs

    Feminist Approaches to Research, Knowledge & Academic Culture With Dr. Sarah McCullough, UC Davis Feminist Research Institute (FRI) Join the UC Davis Feminist Research Institute for a workshop exploring how feminist science studies can help us recognize and redress systemic biases in research and academic culture. Free • Lunch Provided Dec 3, 2026 10:30 am […]

  • "Event flyer for a Faculty Workshop titled 'Asking Different Questions: Feminist Approaches to Research, Knowledge & Academic Culture,' hosted by UCLA CSW (Center for the Study of Women)/Barbra Streisand Center and UC Davis Feminist Research Institute. Header text asks: 'Are you a feminist doing research in STEM? Ever wondered how to apply feminist principles in your work?' An abstract illustration on the right shows a stylized eye, geometric shapes, and a microscope-like form in teal, navy, and gold tones. The workshop is led by Sarah McCullough of UC Davis Feminist Research Institute (FRI). Event details: December 3, 2026, 1:00–2:30 pm, free with lunch provided, at the Center for the Study of Women / Barbra Streisand Center, 1500 Public Affairs, UCLA. Below, workshop subtitle reads 'Faculty & Researcher Workshop: How do histories of eugenics, colonialism, and patriarchy continue to shape research?' Participants will explore how addressing systemic bias can: improve the accuracy and impact of scientific research; generate more innovative approaches to pressing contemporary issues; create more equitable and welcoming research environments; support junior scholars and strengthen lab culture; and turn feminist insights into actionable research practices. A QR code and link for registration appear in the bottom right: https://asking-different-questions-faculty.eventbrite.com."

    Faculty & Researcher Workshop: Asking Different Questions

    Center for the Study of Women 1500 Public Affairs

    Feminist Approaches to Research, Knowledge & Academic Culture With Dr. Sarah McCullough, UC Davis Feminist Research Institute (FRI) Free • Lunch Provided Dec 3, 2026 1 pm - 2:30 pm Center for the Study of Women|Barbra Streisand Center 1500 Public Affairs, UCLA How do histories of eugenics, colonialism, and patriarchy continue to shape research? Join […]