An IRWG Collaborative Planning Grant supported the development of organizational infrastructure for Chicana por Mi Raza, a digital, central repository for public and private archives, oral histories, and research related to the development of Chicana feminist praxis during the civil rights period.
With a Collaborative Planning Grant from IRWG, this research group planned four workshops on sex differences, gender and addiction, culminating in a graduate course offered in Fall 2013.
Natalia Pushkareva, professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences, will provide a broad overview of the history of the women’s movement and feminism in Russia
The Global Feminisms Project is a collaborative international oral history project that examines the history of feminist activism, women's movements, and academic women's studies in sites around the world.
Martha Jones and Hannah Rosen used their 2012 Collaborative Planning Grant to bring fresh insights from feminist historiography, critical race theory, and African American Studies to the case of The State of Missouri v. Celia, A Slave (1855).