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Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (11/18)

Submitted by heidiab on Mon, 11/16/2020 - 6:46pm

The Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (GWSPP) conference  is a multi-day virtual meeting that brings together academics and activists to explore the critical history of women’s suffrage and political power, and the future possibilities for expanding gender equity in political participation and representation in the United States and across the globe.

Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (11/21)

Submitted by heidiab on Mon, 10/12/2020 - 4:32pm

The Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (GWSPP) conference  is a multi-day virtual meeting that brings together academics and activists to explore the critical history of women’s suffrage and political power, and the future possibilities for expanding gender equity in political participation and representation in the United States and across the globe.

Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (11/20)

Submitted by heidiab on Mon, 10/12/2020 - 4:31pm

The Gender, Women’s Suffrage, and Political Power: Past, Present, and Future (GWSPP) conference  is a multi-day virtual meeting that brings together academics and activists to explore the critical history of women’s suffrage and political power, and the future possibilities for expanding gender equity in political participation and representation in the United States and across the globe.

CANCELED/POSTPONED: Of Victims and Villains: The Targeting of Muslim Women

Submitted by heidiab on Fri, 02/28/2020 - 8:59am

CANCELED/POSTPONED as of 3/12/2020

Exploring her identity as an immigrant Muslim woman on the front lines of civil rights and liberties in Michigan, Rana Elmir will examine the well-organized Islamophobia industry and the relentless attacks on Muslim women who face unique challenges borne of both a presumption of guilt, as well as the additional presumption of victimhood.