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1. Junior Faculty Publication Workshop: Women of Color in Popular Culture Organizers: Center for Ethnic Studies and the Arts, Department of American Studies, University of Iowa Keynotes/Speakers: Theme: The CENTER FOR ETHNIC STUDIES AND THE ARTS (CESA), University of Iowa, seeks proposals for participating in a two and a half day workshop for junior tenure-track faculty on their research-in-progress on “Women of Color in Popular Culture.” Workshop participants are also CESA Junior Fellows for Fall Semester 2008 and are part of a collaborative network of scholars. The workshop will consist of: sessions and written feedback on individual drafts: style tips; networking with faculty from many colleges and universities; information about publication and fellowship application strategies.
Suggested Topics: Topics may include but are not restricted to:
CFP Address: CFP Email Address: cesa@uiowa.edu Contact: Lauren Rabinovitz, Director, Center for Ethnic Studies and the Arts Telephone: Lauren Rabinovitz, Director, Center for Ethnic Studies and the Arts. 319-384-3490
2. 5th Annual Conference on Prostitution, Sex Work, and Human Trafficking Organizers: Dr. Celia Williamson, Dr. Lynda Baker, Lisa Fedina, MSW Candidate, Jessica Trease, MSW Keynotes/Speakers: Full listing available on the conference website. Theme: To bring together researchers and practitioners in an effort to lay the groundwork for future collaborative research, advocacy, and program development. To educate social service, health care, and criminal justice professionals on human trafficking and the needs and risks of those victimized by the commercial sex industry. Suggested Topics: *Violence and the Sex Trade
CFP Address: prostitutionconference@yahoo.com CFP Email Address: prostitutionconference@yahoo.com Contact: Lisa Fedina Telephone: Lisa Fedina 330-719-0976
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