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The Center for Research on Women and Social Justice  ·  Eileen Boris, Director  ·  Department of Feminist Studies
University of California  ·  Santa Barbara, CA 93106  ·  Tel 805.893.2727, line 2  ·  Fax 805.893.8676

Women's Studies, Disciplinarity, and Interdisciplinarity: Conversations for Change
This series of lectures and workshop "conversations" explores the past and future of Women's Studies, interrogating issues of disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity to Women's Studies, and the relationship of the study of women and gender to disability studies, critical race theory and ethnic studies, transnationalism and postcolonial studies, legal studies, queer studies and science studies. For more information contact Beth Currans at bcurrans@umail.ucsb.edu or Eileen Boris, Hull Professor of Women's Studies at 893-2727.
 
Conversations Poster


2006-2007 Speakers:

Dzodzi Tsikata, University of Ghana
Tuesday, November 14th 6:00-8:00
South Hall 4631A

Marcia Chatelain, Lilia Soto, and Jessica Taft, UCSB
Friday, Feburary 9th 2007

Adrienne Davis, University of North Carolina School of Law
Tuesday, April 24th, 6:00pm
South Hall 4631A

Kay Trimberger and Bella DePaulo
Thursday, April 26th, 5:00pm
IV Theater

Vivian Price
Wednesday, May 9th, 2:00pm
Phelps 1425

  

Initial Sponsors:

A Project of the Hull Chair in Women's Studies and its Center for Research on Women and Social Justice, with support from:

UC Humanities Research Institute
UCSB Interdisciplinary Humanities Center
Women's Center
Center for Chicano Studies
English
American Cultures Center
History
Sociology
Dramatic Arts
Women's Studies
Center for Black Studies
Women, Culture and Development Program of Global and International Studies
Law and Society
Asian American Studies
Anthropology

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