NWSA Condemns the Attack on the People of Ukraine
The National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) takes seriously our charge to never be silent in the face of evil. We understand that we do not have the luxury to sit […]
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Professor Safiya Noble receives NAACP-Archewell Digital Civil Rights Award
The royals, who founded their Archewell Foundation shortly after stepping back as working members of the royal family, were also on hand to present the first-ever NAACP-Archewell Digital Civil Rights […]
The Department of Gender Studies strongly condemns the Wyoming state senate for adopting an amendment to the state budget that would remove funding from the University of Wyoming’s Gender and Women’s Studies department.
The Department of Gender Studies strongly condemns the Wyoming state senate for adopting an amendment to the state budget that would remove funding from the University of Wyoming’s Gender and […]
Professor Safiya Noble: Decoding Bias In Our Digital Lives
The search engines that we use throughout the day, like Google and Yahoo, aren’t just useful digital tools. They’re also multi-billion dollar companies that track our browsing habits and sell […]
UCLA Associate Professor of Gender Studies, Internet Studies and Race Scholar Safiya Noble Awarded MacArthur Fellowship
Noble, who joins 13 other UCLA ‘genius grant’ recipients, is set to launch a nonprofit that encourages women leaders. Professor Safiya Noble, director of an interdisciplinary research center at UCLA […]
Gender Studies Ph.D. Program Alum Sa Whitley Joins Society of Fellows at Dartmouth
The five postdoctoral scholars who joined the Society of Fellows this month represent the fields of English and creative writing; geography; history; Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean studies; and women’s, gender, and […]
Issue of Meridians: “Transnational Feminist Approaches to Anti-Muslim Racism” with Special Editors Gender Studies Professors Sherene Razack and Zeynep Korkman
This special issue advances transnational feminist approaches to the globally proliferating phenomenon of anti-Muslim racism. The contributors trace the global circuits and formations of power through which anti-Muslim racism travels, […]
Gender Studies 2021 Commencement Keynote Address by Professor Angela Y. Davis
Commencement Address 2021 and Visiting Professor in Gender Studies Spring 2021 graduate seminar, “Feminism in the Black Radical Tradition” Distinguished Professor Angela Y. Davis: Video Link Bio: Through her […]
Professor Uri McMillan named 2021-22 Walter Jackson Bate Fellow at Harvard Radcliffe Institute
Uri McMillan, Associate Professor of African American studies and English, has been named the 2021–22 Walter Jackson Bate fellow at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute. He will join a group of […]
Palestinian Feminist Collective: “A Love Letter to our People in Palestine
A Love Letter to Our People Struggling in Palestine, Your relentless will to remain on the land is a source of inspiration, perseverance, and fortitude. Once again, Palestinians from the […]
