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Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

1/24

Organizing Session

1/31

Di Wang

The Interim Survival of Feminist Activism in China: The Case of Women's Voice

2/7

No presentations

Join us at SWS in New Mexico!

2/14

Maria Azocar

Judicial Reforms and Gendered Palace Wars

2/21

Gender Prelim Committee

Gender Prelim Discussion with committee members and gender prelim veterans. Please attend if you plan to take the prelim in August.

2/28

Dr. Jeanne Flavin, Professor of Sociology, Fordham University, author of Our Bodies, Our Crimes: Policing of Women's Reproduction in America(2009).

Reproductive Justice for Pregnant Women

Dr. Flavin will discuss her work with National Advocates for Pregnant Women.She leads the Feminist Activism Committee of Sociologists for Women in Society, and is the recipient of SWS's 2013 Feminist Activist Award.

2/28

Informal discussion with Dr. Flavin

Graduate and undergraduate students are invited to meet Dr. Flavin in an informal setting. Refreshments provided.

3/7

Dr. Anna Korteweg, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Toronto.

The Headscarf Debate in France and the Netherlands: Conflicts of Belonging in National Narratives

3/7

Reception for Dr. Korteweg

Quasi-pot luck at Myra's home (17 Sauk Creek Circle).

Contact Katie (zaman@wisc.edu) if you can offer a ride, or if you need one. Please bring a dish to pass, Myra will provide vegetarian and non-vegetarian chilli.

3/14

Stephanie Canales

Developing a New Feminist Identity Scale from a Third Wave Perspective

3/21

Belén Hernando

Gendering Citizenship in the Global City: Subjectivity, Agency, and Gender Equality in a Diverse Democratic High School"

3/28

Spring Break

Spring Break

4/4

Na Yang

Reproducing Gender in the State's "Fatherhood": the Discourse of Chinese Family Planning Policy in People's Daily from 1978 to 2008

4/11

Megan Shoji and Alyn Turner

Gender Inequality in Children’s Behavioral Problems: The Role of Parents, Peers, and Teachers

4/18

Dr. Jutta Almendinger, first woman president of the Social Science Research Center in Berlin, sociologist of education and stratification

Educational Expansion and Vocational Training in the EU: An Intractable Contradiction?

2pm, 245 Educational Building on Bascom Mall

4/18

Dr. Frank Dobbin, Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. His research includes work on Complex Organizations, Stratification, Economic Sociology, Public Policy, and Comparative Historical Sociology.

Does Diversity Management Promote Diversity?

Lunch will be provided for those who RSVPed.

This event is co-sponsored by the European Union Center of Excellence and FemSem (Sociology of Gender at UW-Madison).

Ingraham 336

4/18

Professor Dr. Susanne Baer, first out lesbian supreme court justice in Europe.

Judging Inequalities: The Jurisprudence of the German Federal Constitutional Court

4pm, Lubar Commons, 7200 Law Building

5pm, Reception

4/25

Nancy Rydberg

Gendered aid to post-conflict northern Ugandan schools: the interaction of global and local discourses about girls' education

2435 Social Science

5/2

Gina Longo

Marriage Migrants, Citizenship, and Intersectionality

2435 Social Science

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

9/13

Discussion of Sylvia Walby's The Future of Feminism

9/20

M. Belén Hernando Llorens

Imagining Lives in the Global City: Identity, Agency, and Gender Justice of Young Women

9/25

Sylvia Walby, UNESCO Chair in Gender Research and Professor of Sociology at Lancaster University

Gender, Neoliberalism and the Crisis in the UK and EU

(Politics, Culture, and Society Research Group)

9/25

Sylvia Walby

The Future of Feminism

9/25

Reception for Sylvia Walby

Quasi-potluck reception for Sylvia Walby at Myra's home (17 Sauk Creek Circle)

9/27

Zakiya Luna, UC President's Postdoctoral Fellow, Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice, UC-Berkeley

Framing, Identity and Power: When Movements Make Unexpected Choices

10/4

Nancy Rydberg

Gender messaging in post conflict aid to schools in northern Uganda

10/11

Recent graduates: Anne Genereaux and Sarah Lloyd

Non-Academic Jobs Panel

10/18

10/25

Silke Roth, Faculty of Social and Human Services, University of Southampton

Gender at Work: Experiences of People Working in Aid

11/1

Vina A. Lanzona, Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Philippine Studies, University of Hawaii-Manoa

Engendering Counterinsurgency: The Battle to Win 'Hearts and Minds' of Women during the Huk Rebellion in the Philippines

Sponsored by the Goldberg Center

Cosponsored by the Center for Research on Gender and Women, the Department of Gender and Women's Studies, and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies.

11/8

Seong Won Han

Cross-national variation in gender segregation of STEM occupational aspirations: The significance of features of secondary education systems.

11/15

So-Jung Lim

Relationships between Mother's Nonstandard Employment and Children's Health

11/22

Maria Azocar

Judicial Reforms and Gendered Palace Wars

11/29

Simone Ipsa-Landa

School Contexts and Social Control: Parents' Rules and the Construction of Gendered Age Norms among Urban Adolescents.

2435 Social Science

12/6

Michelle Robinson

An Intervention Approach to Strengthening Parent Child Relationships: Findings from a Randomized Trial of Families and Schools Together (co-authors are Adam Gamoran and David Kaplan)

2435 Social Science

12/13

Johanna Quinn

Teaching in a Sea of Crisis: Newspaper Constructions of Good Teachers and Bad Schools

2435 Social Science

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

1/26

Joan Scott (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton)

Open session with graduate students

2/2

Cancelled due to SWS conference

2/9

Ayesha Khurshid

Women's Education and Empowerment: Challenges to Development Paradigm

2/16

Proposal writing workshop

please see proposal examples here: http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/gender/Resources/index.htm

2/23

Vansa Shewakramani

The effect of department climate on faculty job satisfaction: A multilevel model using longitudinal data

2/29

Eve Shapiro, (Sociology, Westfield State University)

Racialized Technologies of the Self and Gender Transformation in a Performance Community

3/1

Shu-mei Shih, (Comparative Literature, Asian Languages and Cultures, and Asian American Studies, UCLA)

Is Feminism Translatable? Taiwan, Spivak, A-Wu

3/8

Kellea Miller

The Cost of NGOization: Regional Differences in Access to Development Aid for Women's Movements

3/15

Hillevi Ganetz (Professor of Gender Studies, Stockholm University)

Familiar Beasts: Nature, Gender and Sexuality in Wildlife Films on Television

3/22

Lawshawnda Pittman Gay (postdoctoral fellow at Georgia State University and University of Michigan)

Topic: How custodial grandmothers negotiate and manage state subsidized childcare

3/29

Johanna Quinn

Teachers at the intersections of Race, Gender, and Class

4/5

SPRING BREAK

4/12

Katie Zaman

Conflict or Convergence: women's empowerment and neoliberalism in Bangladesh

2435 Social Science

4/19

Mieke Verloo (Professor in Comparative Politics and Inequality Issues, Radboud University Nijmegen)

Intersectional and cross-movement politics and policies: reflections on current practices and debates in the EU

2435 Social Science

4/26

Lisa Brush (Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh)

Poverty, Battered Women, and Work in U.S. Public Policy (book discussion)

2435 Social Science

5/3

Hannah Miller

Good Parenting" or "Parent Blaming"?: An Analysis of K-12 Parent Involvement Policies and School-Parent Compacts

2435 Social Science

5/10

Naama Nagar

TBA

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

9/8

Organization Meeting

9/15

Nicole Safar, Public Policy Director of Wisconsin Planned Parenthood

Current political and policy issues facing the reproductive healthcare providers in WI and the US

2435 Social Science

9/22

Lillian Su

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Women: A story of two Southern Chinese markets

9/29

Zakiya Luna (Mellon Sawyer Postdoc, UW-Madison)

Who Speaks for Whom? The politics of gender, race, and authenticity in social movements

10/6

Pilar Gonalons-Pons

The resurgence of paid domestic work in Europe

10/13

Zakia Salime (Sociology, Rutgers University)

Gramscian Publics, Habermasian Spaces: Islamist Women in the Transitional Sphere

10/20

Felicity Turner (Law and Society Fellow, UW-Madison)

Narratives of infanticide: Mothers, Murder, and the State in Nineteenth-Century America

10/27

Celeste Benson

Values Polarization, Abortion Access and Unmarried Childbearing in the US: A Social Movement Explanation for a Demographic Outcome?

11/3

Millie Thayer (Sociology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst)

Sustaining Movements in Neoliberal Times: Brazilian Feminists and the Social Movement Market

11/10

Annabel Ipsen

11/17

Natasha Borges Sugiyama (Political Science, UW-Milwaukee)

Gendered Citizenship in Brazil: Poverty, Patriarchy, and the Extension of Legal Identity

11/24

THANKSGIVING

No Femsem

12/1

Steve Saxonberg (Sociology and Social Policy, Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic)

With a Wimper, Not a Bang: The Increasing Acceptance of Feminism in Central Europe

(paper)

2435 Social Science

12/8

Kellea Miller

Myths & Methodologies: Examining Gender Equality in Global Grantmaking Discourse

2435 Social Science

12/15

So-Jung Lim

Back to The Future of Marriage: Marriage and Women's Health in Japan

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

1/20

Organization Meeting

1/27

Hae Yeon Choo

Migrant Workers, Migrant Women: Producing Gendered Cross-ethnic Subjects for Marriage and Factory Work in South Korea

2435 Social Science

2/3

NO FEMSEM

2/10

Melissa Wilde

Creating Heaven on Earth: Birth Control, Eugenics and Belief in the Social Gospel 1920-1935 (paper co-authored with Sabrina Danielsen)

2/17

Katie Zaman

Bangaldesh: Gender Projects, Women's Work and Domestic Violence

2/23

Reception for Nancy Folbre

Quasi-potluck* reception for Nancy Folbre at Myra's house (17 Sauk Creek Circle)

3/3

Pilar Goñalons-Pons

Gendered barriers to exiting unemployment. The gender gap in unemployment duration in Spain

3/17

SPRING BREAK

3/21

Reception for Nicola Beisel

Quasi-potluck* reception for Nicola Beisel at Myra's house (17 Sauk Creek Circle)

3/24

Mytoan Nguyen

Beyond the Expat Bubble: Second Generation Vietnamese Americans Negotiate Ethnic Belonging, Race, and Gender in Globalizing Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

3/28

Kristin Bumiller (Amherst College)

Gender Responsive Policy in an Era of Mass Incarceration: Reconfiguring the Gendered Meaning of Criminality

3/31

Jill Bowdon

Does College Matter? Individual and Institutional Factors Related to the Gender Gap in Choice and Completion of Math, Engineering, and Physical Science Majors

4/7

Susan Gal (Anthropology, University of Chicago)

Politics of 'circulation' in Europe, old and new

4/14

Kathrin Zippel (Sociology, Northeastern University)

Being a foreigner, woman and/or mother: US and EU contexts for gendered concerns in international research collaboration

4/21

Tom DiPrete and Joscha Legewie

Pathways to a Science and Engineering Bachelor Degree for Men and Women: From MiddleSchool to College (paper by Joscha Legewie and Tom DiPrete)

4/28

Hae Yeon Choo, Steven Alvarado and Adam Slez

Approaching the Job Market: Sharing Firsthand Experiences

5/5

OPEN

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

9/2/10

Organization Meeting

9/3/10

Ruth Rubio Marin (European University Institute, Florence, Italy)

Reparations for Mass Human Rights Violations: a Gendered Approach

12p, Lubar Commons (7200 Law)

9/9/10

Myra Marx Ferree

Proposal writing

9/16/10

Nikki Graf

Mothers' Employment in Male-Dominated Occupations and Adult Children's OccupationalAttainment

9/23/10

Kimberle Crenshaw (Professor of Law, UCLA)

Intersection of Race and Gender

9/30/10

Diane Wolf (UC-Davis, Sociology)

Beyond Anne Frank: Hidden Children and Families in Postwar Holland

10/1/10

Diane Wolf (UC-Davis, Sociology)

Cultural Memories and Public Mourning: The Holocaust and the Vietnam War Compared

10/07/10

Hae Yeon Choo

Gender and the Regime of Containment: Migrant Workers and Question of Citizenship in South Korea (practice job talk)

10/13/10

Kathleen Gerson (NYU, Sociology)

The Unfinished Revolution: Negotiating Gender, Work, and Family Change in 21st Century America

10/14/10

Kathleen Gerson (NYU, Sociology)

Discussion with Kathleen Gerson

10/21/10

Becky Schewe

Labor, Gender, and Regulation on New Zealand Dairy Farms

10/28/10

Sabra Katz-Wise

Victimization Experiences of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Individuals: A Meta-Analysis

11/4/10

Lilian Hsu

A Gendered Regime: the State, Market Women, and Intellectual Property Rights in the People's Republic of China

11/11/10

Celeste Benson

Exploring Gender and Family Welfare Regimes across US States

12/2/10

Shane Sharp

Interviewing (Gender perspective)

12/9/10

Susan Rottman

Writing Gender into German-Turkish Return Migration

12/16/10

open

open

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room

1/21/10

Organization Meeting

1/28/10

Asifa Quraishi (UW, Law School)

What is Shari'a and Why Does it Matter for Feminism?

2/4/10

Ellen Samuel (UW, Gender & Women's Studies and English)

Faking It: Bodily Performance and the Disability Con

2/11/10

Liliana Cisnero (UW Development Studies)

Observing the Rashomon Effect in Gender Discourses: Doing Fieldwork at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women

2/18/10

Discussion: Writing and Publishing

2/25/10

Nicole M. Butkovich Kraus (UW Sociology)

Thesis-to-article Workshop "Xenophobia in the Russian Federation: A Multilevel Analysis"

3/4/10

Hae Yeon Choo (UW, Sociology)

In Transit: Filipina Club Workers in American Military Camptowns in South Korea

3/10/10

Quasi-potluck with Teri Caraway

Chili and drinks provided; salads, sides and desserts welcome. Rideshare wiki.

3/11/10

Teri Caraway (Political Science, University of Minnesota)

"Theorizing Gender and Global Production: Revisiting 'Assembling Women'"

3/18/10

Yakin Erturk (Former UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women)

Soffa Lecture

3/19-3/20

New Perspectives on Gender and Human Security Workshop

3/25/10

Linda Sendens

EU Policy, Democracy and Social Inclusion

4/8/10

Abby Drwecki

Body Projects and Women’s Empowerment in Poland: The Intersections of Post-Socialism and Individuation

4/15/10

Marcus Hunter (Sociology, Northwestern)

All the Gays are White and All the Blacks are Straight: Black Gay Men, Identity and Community

4/22/10

Lillian Hsiao-Ling Su

Flexible Governance: State, Market Women, and Intellectual Property Rights in the People's Republic of China

4/29/10

Cameron Macdonald (UW, Sociology)

"Doing the 'Wet Work': Gender Identity and Cancer Caregiving Strategies

5/6/10

Helen Kinsella (UW, Political Science)

Erotic Triangles in the Laws of War

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room

9/3/09

Christina Ewig & Myra Marx Ferree

Organizational meeting

9/10/09

Jenna Nobles

"Migration and Mexican Couples: Heterogeneity in Returns and Preferences"

9/17/09

Christina Ewig & Myra Marx Ferree

Grant Writing Workshop
[see workshop resources]

9/24/09

Diane Elson
Sociology, University of Essex

"Gender Dimensions of the Global Financial Crisis"
[The reception for Diane Elson is 7pm, Tuesday 9/22- click here for the rideshare wiki.]

10/1/09

Susana Lastarria

Some Evidence on the Impact of Micro-Credit on Children's Education in Malawi and India

10/8/09

Wendy M. Christensen

When Politics is Private: Self-Silencing Military Mothers (Practice Job Talk)

10/15/09

Kristy Kelly

Whatever happend to 'comrade'?" Learning to Mainstreaming Gender as Vietnam's Development Policy (Practice Job Talk)

10/22/09

Miriam Glucksman
Sociology, University of Essex

"Women on the Line" revisited. Changes and Continuities in Women's Work"

10/29/09

Lynn Prince Cooke
Social Policy & Sociology, University of Kent

"Equality for Some: Gender, Class and Social Policy in Comparative Perspective"

11/5/09

Angela Barian

Practice Job Talk

11/12/09

Shahirah Mahmood & Taylor Price (shared presentation)

"Traditional Leaders, Modern Problems: Examining the Role of Chiefs in Namibia's Gender-Based Violence Campaign" (Price) and "When is international aid effective in promoting gender equality? Case studies of improving women’s local representation and welfare within community driven development projects in Indonesia" (Mahmood)

11/16/09, 12pm

Sally Kenney, Professor, Department of Law and Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs University of Minnesota Director, Center on Women and Public Policy

Public Lecture:
"Making the Case for Women Judges"

11/16/09, 3pm

Workshop:
"Teaching and Writing Case Studies on Women and Social Change: the Case of the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition"

11/19/09

Liz Holzer and Shane Sharp

Interviewing Techniques

12/3/09, 1pm

Ingrid Robeyns, Practical Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

"Social Justice and the Family"
[More information]

12/10/09

Angie Stuart

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room

1/22/09

Organizational meeting

1/29/09

Pilar Goñalons

Transnational Perspective: Contributions and Challenges from a Gender Approach: Migrant-Connected Business Women in the Country of Origin

2/5/09

Laura Dresser, COWS

Cleaning and Caring in the Home: Shared Problems? Shared
Possibilities?

2/12/09

Methods discussion: Ethics, Validity, Writing

2/19/09

Jennifer Sheridan, WISELI

Understanding the Experiences of Underrepresented Students in Engineering: The PACE Study

2/26/09

Chandra Hinton

Outsider/Within: A Multiracial Feminist Analysis of a Radical Feminist Space

3/5/09

Katie Zaman

Bangladeshi Women Workers and Domestic Violence

3/12/09

Jason Orne

Staying-in Stories: Managing Selective Outness in Young Gay Men

3/25/09

Special Wednesday Evening Meeting: How to Turn a Thesis into an Article for Publication

3/26/09

Beth Hoffman, Dept. of Sociology, Purdue University

Lactation Support in the Workplace

4/2/09

Danielle Currier, Dept. of Sociology, College of William and Mary

Intentional Ambiguity: How Definitions of "Hooking Up" Maintain Boundaries of Hegemonic Masculinity and Emphasized Femininity

4/9/09

Matt Desmond

Eviction and the Feminization of Poverty

4/16/09

Laurel Kent

Contested Legal Framing of Women Who Kill their Abusers

4/23/09

Kellea Miller

Making the Case: External Representation vs. Internal Practices in Feminist Funding and Fund-seeking

4/30/09

Kristy Kelly

What Do Pigs Have to Do with Gender? Institutionalizing Gender Inside, Outside and Alongside the State

5/7/09

Julia McReynolds

Gender and the Medical Profession in Argentina

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room

9/18/08

Christina Ewig

Insuring gender equity? Public and Private Health Insurance in Peru

9/25/08

Discussion of feminist methodology (see below for readings)

10/2/08

Angela Barian

Chewing the Fat: Understanding the Discourses of Childhood Obesity

10/9/08

Wendy Christensen

Defining Military Motherhood

10/16/08

Maria Isabel Espinoza

Women's artisanal mining in the South of Peru: the "Cuatro Horas Pallaqueras Community"

10/23/08

Naama Nargar

The double feminization of women's citizenship: NGOization and the gendering of civil society

10/30/08

Jessica Autumn Brown

Citizenship of the Heart and Mind: Educating Germany's Immigrants on the Emotional and Ideological Components of Belongingness

11/6/08

Keera Allendorf

The Quality of Family Relationships, Women's
Agency, and Maternal and Child Health in India

11/13/08

Jaewoon Bang

Coffee, Sex and the City – Spatial Gendering of Starbucks in South Korea

11/20/08

Julie Keller

Queer in the Countryside: LGBT Farmers and Rural Life

12/4/08

Chaitanya Lakkimsetti

Prostitution, Sexuality, and Biopower in
Postcolonial India

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

1/28/08

Pamela Herd

Organizational Meeting

2/4/08

Sarah Robert

Public work / Private lives: The absent presence of teachers' work in Argentina's reform context 

2/11/08

Anna Rogers

Feminist consciousness-raising groups in West Yorkshire, UK, in the '70s and '80s

2/18/08

Jessica Brown

Citizenship of the Heart and Mind: Educating Germany’s immigrants in the emotional and ideological components of belongingness

2/25/08

3/3/08

Kristy Kelly

Learning to Mainstream Gender in Vietnam: Where 'Equity' Meets 'Locality' in UN Development Policy

3/10/08

Hae Yeon Choo

Citizenship at the margins: Filipina migrant women and the negotiation of national boundaries in Korea

3/17/08

Spring Break

3/24/08

3/31-4/4/08

Carme Diana Deere (Friday talk)

TBA

4/7/08

Angela Barian

Chewing the Fat - Discourses of Childhood Obesity in the U.S. Public Schools

4/14/08

Myra Marx Ferree

TARGET

4/21/08

Sylvia Walby

TBA

4/28/08

Kristen Springer

Gender and Health Outcomes

5/5/08

Laurel Kent

Domestic Violence, Self-defense and the Women's Movement

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

9/10/07

Pamela Herd

Organizational Meeting

9/17/07

Sarah Robert

Public work / Private lives: The absent presence of teachers' work in Argentina's reform context 

9/24/07

Sarah Bruch

Policy Feedback, Political Participation, and the Disadvantaged

10/1/07

Angela Barian

The Social Construction of the Obesity Epidemic

10/8/07

Grainne de Burca

Making Anti-discrimination law in Europe

Law & Society

10/15/07

Gioconda Herrerra

Migration/Global Care Chains: Ecuadoran Women Migrants in Spain

10/22/07

Wendy Christensen

Militarized Motherhood

10/29/07

Devah Pager

Gender, race and low wage labor markets

Race & Ethnicity

11/5/07

Patricia Melgar Alcantud

Preventive Socialization of Violence Against Women

11/12/07

Jennifer Holland

Immigration and Family Change in Europe

11/19/07

Alyn Turner

Gender, Height, Weight, and Wages

11/26/07

Movie:  Gender and Hip Hop Video Joint with Race/Ethnicity

12/3/07

Anne Generoux

Migration and Fertility

12/10/07

Niki Graf

TBA

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

1/22/07

Pamela Herd

Organizational Meeting

1/29/07

2/5/07

WAGE

2/12/07

2/19/07

Center for German and European Studies

2/26/07

3/5/07

3/12/07

3/19/07

3/26/07

4/2/07

4/9/07

4/16/07

4/23/07

4/30/07

5/7/07

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

9/11/06

Pamela Herd

Organizational Meeting

9/18/06

9/25/06

10/2/06

10/9/06

10/16/06

10/17/06
6:30pm

10/23/06

10/30/06

11/9/06
Thursday
12pm

Women's Studies Research Center Transnational Feminisms Research Circle and Center for German and European Studies

11/13/06

11/20/06

11/27/06

11/28/06
6:30pm

12/4/06

12/11/06

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

1/24/06

Cameron Macdonald

Organizational

1/30/06

2/6/06

2/13/06

2/20/06

2/27/06

Trans-natiotional Feminism Study Circle/ CES/ WSRC

3/6/06

3/20/06

3/20/06 7pm

3/27/06

4/3/06

CGES

4/10/06

Race & Ethnicity Brownbag - Sociology

4/17/06

Trans-national Feminism Study Circle/ CES/ WSRC

4/24/06

Trans-natiotional Feminism Study Circle/ CES/ WSRC

5/1/06

5/1/06 6:30pm

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

9/12/05

Organizational

9/19/05

9/26/05

10/03/05

10/10/05

10/17/05

10/20/05
6:30-9:30pm

10/24/05

Race and Ethnicicity Brownbag

10/31/05

CGES, Center for European Studies, WSRC, International Studies

11/7/05

Department of Family Studies

11/14/05

WSRC, Science and Technology Brownbag

11/21/05

International Studies, Center for Research on Women, CES,

11/21/05
4-6pm

Institute for Legal Studies, the Faculty Committee on LGBT Issues

11/22/05
12:05-1:30

Institute for Legal Studies, the Faculty Committee on LGBT Issues

11/28/05

12/5/05

Center for German and European Studies

12/5/05
6:30 PM

Chez Macdonald

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

1/21/2005

Dorothy Smith

"A Conversation With Dorothy Smith"

Theory@Madison

8417

1/24/2005

Cameron Macdonald

Organization Meeting

8108

2/7/2005

ILS Panelists

Marriage Amendment Symposium

Law School Rm 7200

2/14/2005

Cameron Macdonald

"'They're Too Poor and They All Smoke:' Ethnic Logics and Childcare Hiring Decisions"

8108

2/21/2005

David Merrill

Gender and Depression

8108

2/28/2005

Jessica Brown, Emily Kremer and Wendy Christensen

Working in the Gendered Academy

8108

3/7/2005

Professor Dorothy Roberts, Northwestern University Law School

"Privatization and Punishment - Regulating Who Reproduces"

IRP, ILS, Race and Ethnicity, Women's Studies

8417

3/14/2005

Anne Genereux

Fertility of West African Immigrants in France

8108

3/28/2005

Thesis to Article Workshop

Pot Luck Dinner and Workshop

4/4/2005

Professor Collette Fagan

Part-Time Workers

Economic Sociology

8108

4/6/2005

Professor Pippa Norris, Kennedy School, Harvard University

"Rising Tide: Gender Equality and Cultural Change Worldwide."

CES, CGES

8417

4/11/2005

Professor Valerie Sperling, Clark University

"Women's Organizations in Russia: Institutional Interest Groups or Vulnerable Dissidents?

CREECA, WMNS

8411

4/18/2005

Janet Gornick & Marcia Meyers

Real Utopias Project

Havens Center

8108

4/25/2005

Jessica Brown

"Allah's Oppressed Daughters:" News Media Coverage of Muslim Migrant Women in Germany

8108

5/2/2005

Potluck Gathering

Chez Cameron

Date

Speaker

Topic

Co-Sponsors

Room

9/13/2004

Myra/Cameron

Organizational Meeting

8108

9/20/2004

Janeen Baxter - Visiting Scholar, University of Queensland

Transitons through the Lifecourse and Time Spent on Housework: A View from Australia.

8108

9/27/2004

Aida Hurtado - University of California, Santa Cruz

Voicing Chicana Feminisms: Young Women Speak Out on Sexuality and Identity

Race and Ethnicity

8108

10/4/2004

Keera Allendorf

Do women's land rights promote empowerment and child health in Nepal?

8108

10/11/2004

Tetyana Pudrovska

Networks of Transnational Feminist NGOs on the Web: North/South Linkages and Identities

8108

10/18/2004

Cheryl Gilkes - Colby College, Havens Center Speaker

My Mother's Song Is Mine: Sacred Musics as Discourses of Psychic Survival

Havens Center

6310

10/25/2004

Lisa Wade

Health and Human Rights in American Discourse about Female Genital Mutilation

8108

11/1/2004

Kristy Elizabeth Kelly

Gender in Transition: Lives of Vietmanese Students in the US

8108

11/8/2004

France Winddance Twine - UC Santa Barbara and Duke University

A White Side of Black Britain: Racial Logics and Gendered Labor in Multiracial Families

Race and Ethnicity

6310

11/15/2004

Leanne Tigges, Professor, Rural Sociology

"Placing" gender in labor market analysis

8108

11/22/2004

Sarah Warren

Una Necesidad: Mapuche Women and the Creation of New Spaces in the Context of Struggle

8108

11/29/2004

Wendy Christensen

"Yee-Ha" is not a Foreign Policy: Masculinity in the Iraq War Debate

8108

12/6/2004

Victoria Mayer

Public and private visions of Wisconsin's social welfare program.

8108

12/13/2004

Semester Wrap-up

Pot-luck Gathering Chez Cameron