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CONFERENCES: JANUARY - MARCH Conferences & CFP's: Jan-Mar | April-June | July-Sept | Oct-Dec |
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JANUARY (jump)
1. 3rd Annual Oklahoma Gender and Women's Studies Workshop: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Reproductive & Sexual Health ( : January 21st, 2011) |
FEBRUARY (jump) 1. WWW.World Wide Women - Globalization, genders and languages (September 15th, 2010 : February 10th, 2011)
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MARCH (jump) 1. The 36th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference--Generating Feminisms: Building Partnerships, Recognizing Continuity, and Growing Community Across the Feminist Generation(s) ( : March 3rd, 2011) 2. Black and Brown Feminisms in Hip Hop Media (November 15th, 2010 : March 4th, 2011) 3. Southwestern Social Science Association (SSSA) Theme: The Transformative Power of the Social Sciences ( : March 16th, 2011) 4. Interdisciplinary Conference in Women’s and Gender Studies: Global Discourses (November 1st, 2010 : March 24th, 2011)
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1. 3rd Annual Oklahoma Gender and Women's Studies Workshop: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Reproductive & Sexual Health Organizers: Gender and Women's Studies at Oklahoma State University Keynotes/Speakers: Elaine Tyler May, author of America and the Pill Theme: This is a day-long, regional workshop for feminist students, faculty, and advocates that provides contexts for reproductive and sexual politics in red states. Especially geared for feminist undergraduate students from conservative mid-America states who seek camaraderie and intellectual support for understanding current debates and advocating for reproductive justice and sexual rights. In the evening there will be a lecture featuring Elaine Tyler May, author of America and The Pill, that is open to the public. Suggested Topics: This is not a call for papers. The program will consist of local and national leaders (scholars and activists) contributing to panel dicussions. See website for details as we line up our speakers. CFP Address: not applicable CFP Email Address: not applicable Contact: Carol Mason Telephone: 405.744.5545
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1. WWW.World Wide Women - Globalization, genders and languages Organizers: CIRSDe - Research Centre for Women’s and Gender Studies Keynotes/Speakers: Theme: The conference, organised by the Research Centre for Women’s and Gender Studies (CIRSDe), aims to promote cultural exchanges among researchers interested in the gender perspectives in their work. At the same time, it’s an occasion to relaunch the debate on how Women’s and Gender studies can be integrated into traditional academic approaches. Suggested Topics: globalization, cultural exchanges, transculturality, migrations, languages, economic development and the decline in importance of national boundaries CFP Address: CFP Email Address: cirsde@unito.it Contact: Rachele Raus Telephone:
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1. The 36th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference--Generating Feminisms: Building Partnerships, Recognizing Continuity, and Growing Community Across the Feminist Generation(s) Organizers: Lauri Hyers and Ellie Brown, West Chester University Keynotes/Speakers: tba Theme: The conference theme is Generating Feminisms: Building Partnerships, Recognizing Continuity, and Growing Community Across the Feminist Generation(s) Suggested Topics: tba CFP Address: tba CFP Email Address: tba Contact: Interested volunteers, please email ebrown@wcupa.edu; for general conference questions, please email lhyers@wcupa.edu or call 610-436-2925.
Telephone: Lauri Hyers; call 610-436-2925.
2. Black and Brown Feminisms in Hip Hop Media Organizers: Kinitra D. Brooks, Asst. Professor of English
Marco Cervantes, Asst. Professor of BBL
UTSA Women's Studies Institute Keynotes/Speakers: TBA Theme: This interdisciplinary conference will feature unpublished work on women in Hip Hop to exchange ideas, share research, and initiate a sustained conversation by and about Black and Brown women in Hip Hop media. Vital to this discussion is attention to the blurring lines between Black and Latina feminist studies and a dialogue that attempts to understand an interweaving history of objectification, struggle, and potential for agency. How do we read Black and Brown women in Hip Hop culture? What readings of Black and Brown women other than conventional black feminist readings and Latina feminist analyses are cogent? What theories enable those readings?
Suggested Topics: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Gender and Race in Hip Hop
CFP Address: blackandbrownfeminisms@gmail.com CFP Email Address: blackandbrownfeminisms@gmail.com Contact: Kinitra Brooks and/or Marco Cervantes Telephone: Carolyn Motley, carolyn.motley@utsa.edu, 210.458.6277
3. Southwestern Social Science Association (SSSA) Theme: The Transformative Power of the Social Sciences Organizers: Keynotes/Speakers: Theme: The Transformative Power of the Social Sciences Suggested Topics: This is a call for sessions for the Gender and Women's Studies section of the conference. Please indicate if your session will be cross-listed with another area. The deadline for session proposals will be on Friday September 10th. We realize how little notice this is, however the deadline for papers has been moved up significantly from past years to October 15th. Once your session has been approved, you will be responsible for organizing the session. This means that your contact information will be included in the Call For Papers that will go out as soon as we can organize the sessions and that you will be asked to do minor formatting of paper titles, etc so that it can easily be merged into the overall program information. CFP Address: CFP Email Address: dietert1@ct.tamus.edu Contact: If you are interested in chairing a session, submit session title/proposal with your contact information to:
Michelle Dietert, PhD.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Texas A & M University –Central Texas
1901 S. Clear Creek Road
Killeen, Texas 76549 Telephone:
4. Interdisciplinary Conference in Women’s and Gender Studies: Global Discourses Organizers: Women's and Gender Studies Program, Middle Tennessee State University Keynotes/Speakers: Somaly Mam Theme: Feminist perspectives of the influence of global forces on women’s and/or gendered experience or that examine connections between local/national and global issues related to gendered existence. The keynote speaker is a noted Cambodian sex slave trade survivor & anti-human-trafficking activist. Suggested Topics: We welcome any topic on women’s and/or gender issues and debates from scholars, activists, non-profit professionals, and graduate students in all scholarly fields and disciplines, including the humanities, social sciences, sciences, education, arts, design, business, and sports. CFP Address: Email submissions only CFP Email Address: womenstu@mtsu.edu Contact: Dr. Tina Johnson, Director Women's and Gender Studies, MTSU Telephone: Dr. Tina Johnson or Ms. Marie Harrell at 615-898-5910
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