Join us on for a conversation on the collective translation of Gültan Kışanak’s book, “The Purple Color of Kurdish Politics.”
Gender: New Works, New Questions book panel
This panel aims to create opportunities to explore researcher experiences with incorporating inclusive and varied gender identities and expressions into the research process.
IRWG panel discussion of the recent Supreme Court case, including implications for the future of abortion access across the states and reproductive rights and justice in the U.S. more broadly.
Expert panel discussion around issues raised in the 2020 documentary PICTURE A SCIENTIST, which chronicles women's experiences in the sciences, ranging from brutal harassment to years of subtle slights.
Panel discussion of Abigail Dumes's new book on Lyme disease, contested illness and evidence-based medicine in the U.S.
How can we interpret the Black Lives Matter movement, anti-police brutality protests, and resulting backlash through an intersectional feminist lens? What are the gender and racial politics involved and how do they intersect with the nomination of Senator Kamala Harris as the vice presidential candidate? IRWG brings together a panel of scholars who study race, gender, protest, politics and the media to reflect on, and help make meaning of, the current sociopolitical moment.
This conversation brings together experts in LGBTQ law, politics, health, and transgender rights to reflect on Bostock v. Clayton County, GA, the recent ruling from the Supreme Court affirming that Title VII employment discrimination law covers sexual orientation and gender identity under sex discrimination.
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On the occasion of IRWG’s 25th anniversary, this panel will reflect on the past and look ahead to the next quarter century, envisioning the future of feminist research.