News and Press Releases Archive
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Women in Sport Leadership: Perils, Possibilities, and Pathways |
Prof. Ketra Armstrong recently published a report on women in sports leadership in Michigan, based on research findings from a survey of Michigan sports leaders. |
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Announcing 2021 Graduate Student Research Awards |
The Institute for Research on Women and Gender has awarded 12 graduate students funding to support wide-ranging feminist research projects. |
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What Real Cases Teach us about Human Trafficking |
Last month, Professor Elizabeth Campbell spoke about misconceptions, research gaps, the various experiences and complex needs of survivors of trafficking, in a webinar sponsored by IRWG’s Initiative on Gender Based Violence and Sexual Harassment. |
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Meat! A transnational analysis |
In Spring 2017, IRWG sponsored a Feminist Research Seminar, which resulted in a recently released edited collection from Duke University Press. |
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Everything Counts: Messaging about Physical Activity |
Michelle Segar wrote a commentary for the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity arguing for new messaging strategies in alignment with the WHO's 2020 guidelines on physical activity. |
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Partnership with GenCen Continues |
Collaborations with Michigan State University's Center for Gender in Global Context includes conferences and workshops. |
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Health Coverage and Care for Transgender People — Threats and Opportunities |
In a December Perspective article for the New England Journal of Medicine, Daphna Stroumsa (Ob/Gyn) and Anna Kirkland (IRWG) argue for protections of LGBTQ+ people in healthcare (and more broadly). |
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Working group publishes recommendations for a successful COVID-19 vaccination program |
IRWG director Anna Kirkland was part of an NSF-funded COVID-19 Working Group that recently published recommendations for strengthening public confidence in COVID-19 vaccines through social science research, community-focused implementation, transparency, and public oversight. |
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Accepting Applications for Graduate Student Fellowships |
IRWG announces two fellowships for doctoral students, accepting applications through January 6, 2021. |
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2020 Community of Scholars Virtual Symposium |
The Community of Scholars is an interdisciplinary feminist workshop allowing a select group of doctoral candidates from a range of disciplines—ranging from Comparative Literature to Public Health to Education—to engage with each other in rigorous, generative conversations. This Symposium showcases the research and writing that emerged from an intensive 7-week-long summer workshop. |