"Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium

April 16th-17th, 2021 @CSWGSRice free online grad symposium @Rice.
Register:

[Women's Studies Group 1558-1837 @WSGUK]

Reminder: WSG seminar April 2021 https://t.co/gywxZrH7iA

["Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium @cswgs]

An excellent talk was given by Dr. Graciela Sanchez, the director of the @esperanzacenter. Among many things, she discussed the importance of cross-cultural community support. #CSWGS2021 Thank you for your work.

["Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium @cswgs]

Next Up, @ 1:00 pm CT our panel on Climates of War, Violence, and the Nation-state. Don't miss it! #CSWGS2021

["Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium @cswgs]

First up, @ 11:15 am CT is our panel on confronting forms of gendered violence. Don't miss it! #CSWGS2021

["Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium @cswgs]

Today is the last day of the conference! Join our discussions on confronting gendered violence, climates of war, & our keynote speaker Graciela Sanchez from the Esperanza Center for Peace & Justice. Register here: https://t.co/5mMUWk2oxL
#gender #war #GracielaSanchez #conference

["Climates of Violence Coalition of Care” Symposium @cswgs]

Come to our Friday Panel, "Approaches to Geopolitical Crises" led by Dr Susan Lurie @RiceUniversity. The panel explores themes of global kinship networks, cast(e)ing calamity, and the stray dog public health crisis. Free to join! #CSWGS2021 #geopolitics #publichealth

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1st yr PhD Art History student Lauren Lovings-Gomez presents on Mexican artist Teresa Margolles and collective memory found in material objects.

#CSWGS2021 @ the Climates & Coalitions grad symposium this Friday! #teresamargolles #elbrillo #materialculture #Rice @ArtHistoryRice

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Dr. Nicole A. Waligora-Davis, associate professor & chair of English @RiceEnglish will be the discussant for an exciting Friday panel, "Bodies as Objects, Textualizing the Body," Join us on Zoom: https://t.co/5mMUWkjZWl
#CSWGS2021

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Laura Brownell (UNR) paper “The Politics of Feminist Publishing: The Literary Celebrity of Roxane Gay” looks at the objectification of women autobiographical writers. #roxanegay #CSWGS2021
https://t.co/5mMUWkjZWl

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Every day this week I'm going to post about one of our speaker's at our upcoming conference this Fri-Sat. It's going to be interdisciplinary and really productive! #CSWGS2021

[Rice CSWGS @CSWGSRice]

Don't forget to mark your calendars for our graduate symposium on April 16-17! This year's event explores "Climates of Violence, Coalitions of Care" and features Graciela Sanchez from the Esperanza Center for Peace and Justice. To register, please email [email protected]!

[Amy L Stone @AmyLStone1]

So excited that our first publication from the @colorsofpridesa interview study came out today. On race, resilience, and trans/non-binary community experiences. https://t.co/vIud3EOQLK. With @rob_salcido, Phillip Schnarrs, and Elizabeth Nimmons. DM me if you want a PDF.

[justin campbell @theclerealtor]

The museum rotates pieces in its early Italian #lace collection, one of the most significant in the US, each year. This week #ontheblog, learn about how this recent installation came to be via Lauren Lovings-Gomez, Curatorial Intern. https://t.co/hitJooUEcH ClevelandArt

[Zolberg Institute @ZolbergInst]

Today: Hear from @RiceUniversity's Nicole Waligora-Davis on the history of #blackamericans and the tradition of Black #resistance to #racialinjustice. This is sure to be an amazing #shorttake -- register now!

[CSU Alumni Assoc. @CSUAlumni]

In conjunction with the virtual exhibition Threads of Our Community, join us for an evening of storytelling about the Avenir Museum's textile treasures with curator Katie Knowles, assistant curator Megan Osborne, and curator emerita Linda Carlson. 👉 https://t.co/gTxx1DjbQR

[Feminist Review @FeministReview_]

'Monáe insists upon tarrying with the histories of the virtual potentialities of black female cyborg flesh in the pursuit of future freedoms.'

Check out Meina Yates-Richard's article on Janelle Monáe in our latest issue. Currently open access https://t.co/gSlzBopjHe