Keynote: New York State Senator Shelley Mayer, hosted by Dr. Mary Dillard, Director of the Graduate Program in Women’s History
Panels Include:
U.S. Politics
Transnational Politics
LGBTQIA+ Politics
Race and Religion
Culture, Media and Political Activism
https://t.co/8gQXEwz5Cm
Keynote: New York State Senator Shelley Mayer, hosted by Dr. Mary Dillard, Director of the Graduate Program in Women’s History
Panels Include:
U.S. Politics
Transnational Politics
LGBTQIA+ Politics
Race and Religion
Culture, Media and Political Activism
https://t.co/8gQXEwz5Cm
Join the Women's History Graduate Program information session this Saturday November 14. Prospective students will have an opportunity to meet current students, staff and alumni. Find out what you can do with with a Women's History degree! https://t.co/SfYsa5Dsgy
Event: Living Archive of Diaspora’: Black Feminist Activism and the Archive
Featuring Dr. Nydia Swaby '11, Curator of Learning at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. November 7, 1:00pm EST
https://t.co/9WVnCurXdr
You don't want to miss Conversations in Black Freedom Studies on Thursday at 6:30 EST! Johanna Fernandez, Paul Ortiz and Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz will join us for a conversation on Multiracial Organizing and Solidarities.
Black newborn babies in the US are more likely to survive childbirth if they are cared for by Black doctors, but three times more likely to die when looked after by White doctors, a study finds. https://t.co/cwZ3BZmlL2