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MARCH (jump) 1. Women as Global Leaders (November 15th, 2007 : October 3rd, 2008) 2. CCCC(Conference on College Composition and Communication) Feminist Workshop: Crosscurrents in Feminism: Building Coalitions, Sharing Knowledges and Pedagogies, Shaping Networks (April 30th, 2008 : March 11th, 2009) 3. Middle Tennessee State University Interdisciplinary Women's Studies Conference on Sexuality (September 1st, 2008 : March 26th, 2009)
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1. Women as Global Leaders Organizers: Zuyed University Keynotes/Speakers: Jane Fonda, Sarah Ferguson, Carol Bellamy, Anousheh Ansari, Helen Thomas Theme: The Women as Global Leaders conference focuses on women's emergent and current leadership roles across the globe as well as the practice of educating students for and about leadership. "Learning Leadership" - As calls for leadership echo across the globe, there is concentrated interest in the multitude of ways people learn leadership across a variety of contexts Suggested Topics: CFP Address: http://www.zu.ac.ae/leadership2008/call.html Contact: Telephone: Women as Global Leaders Conference Zayed University P.O. Box 19282 Dubai, United Arab Emirates Phone: +971 (4) 4021 488
2. CCCC(Conference on College Composition and Communication) Feminist Workshop: Crosscurrents in Feminism: Building Coalitions, Sharing Knowledges and Pedagogies, Shaping Networks Organizers: Lisa Costello, Layne Craig, Jennifer Fallas, Allison Gross, Emily Hoeflinger, Erin Hurt, Jessica Ketcham-Weber Keynotes/Speakers: Theme: The 2002 anthology Disciplining Feminism: From Social Activism to Academic Discourse suggests that the divide that has persisted in feminist scholarship between activism and intellectualism results from divergent ways of defining change-- change as something to be debated or shaped. These discussions have often highlighted the disjuncture between various feminist groups and forms of feminism within the academy, as well as the uneasy relationship between academics and activism. Such disjunctures, however, are also productive and can signal the ways in which academia and the community might continue to dialogue. This workshop seeks to analyze these disjunctures as productive difference and to interrogate their implications in the creation of feminist coalitions, pedagogies, and mentorships. We would like to address the theoretical and practical roles of feminists in the academic community in shaping feminism's dedication to change-- as a movement and a discourse-- that crosses and negotiates the currents of difference. Suggested Topics: Additionally, this workshop asks participants to frame and respond to questions such as the following:
CFP Address: CFP Email Address: 4Cfeministworkshop@gmail.com Contact: CCCC Feminist Workshop Committee Telephone:
3. Middle Tennessee State University Interdisciplinary Women's Studies Conference on Sexuality Organizers: Elyce Helford, Tina Johnson Keynotes/Speakers: Amy Richards and Jennifer Baumgardner
Theme: Sexuality Suggested Topics: Please visit http://mtsu32.mtsu.edu:11472/WMST_conf_homepage_2009.htm CFP Address: Pat Bradley, Program Chair
CFP Email Address: wmstconf2009@gmail.com Contact: Elyce Helford Telephone: Elyce Helford 615 898 5961
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