I would like to create a panel for AJS 2019 for those interested in any of the following topics which relate to the themes of Jewish-Black relationships and Jews of color (with a gender/sexuality focus).
51st Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish Studies, to be held December 15-17, 2019, at the Hilton Bayfront San Diego in San Diego, California
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The Center for the Study of Gender and Conflict is proud to announce our 7th annual conference!
Register now: scargc2019.eventbrite.com
We envision this conference as an opportunity to bring together an intellectual community of feminists engaged in different forms of scholarship and practice including academic theorizing, art, and activism to share innovative ideas, approaches, and analyses for challenging gendered violence.
The Center for the Study of Gender and Conflict is proud to announce our 7th annual conference!
Register now: scargc2019.eventbrite.com
We envision this conference as an opportunity to bring together an intellectual community of feminists engaged in different forms of scholarship and practice including academic theorizing, art, and activism to share innovative ideas, approaches, and analyses for challenging gendered violence.
The Eighth Annual WSU Visual Culture Symposium seeks to explore the visual logics of feminist art, theory, and practice, in all their complexity and multiplicity, and to place such logics in the current political moment. From the #MeToo-movement to the Women’s March, feminist activism has drawn national attention in recent years.
Dear colleagues,
The Association for Middle East Women's Studies (AMEWS) is happy to announce that its 2019 Book Award competition is open. Details can be found on the AMEWS website here:
http://amews.org/amews-book-award/
Eligible books must have been published in 2018 and must be on a topic of relevance for women's, gender, sexuality and feminist studies in the Middle East, North Africa, and among diasporic communities.
Dear colleagues,
The Association for Middle East Women's Studies (AMEWS) is happy to announce that its 2019 Book Award competition is open. Details can be found on the AMEWS website here:
http://amews.org/amews-book-award/
Eligible books must have been published in 2018 and must be on a topic of relevance for women's, gender, sexuality and feminist studies in the Middle East, North Africa, and among diasporic communities.
We invite submissions for the poster session at the Women in German conference in Sewanee, Tennessee, USA (Oct. 17–20, 2019). The poster session allows scholars to employ audiovisual forms to initiate conversations about intersectional feminist issues in their research, teaching, and activism. Submissions have taken the form of traditional posters, PowerPoint presentations, short films, websites, dioramas, installations, interactive experiences, etc. “Posters” can address a variety of topics, such as pedagogy, literature, film, cultural studies, history, and politics.
