Scholar and Feminist Online: 8.2
Spring 2010

Children of Incarcerated Parents

Megan Sullivan, Tanya Krupat and Venezia Michalsen

Contributors include Ann Adalist-Estrin, asha bandele, Nell Bernstein, Stacey Bouchet, Creasie Finney Hairston, Denise Johnston, Tanya Krupat, Carrie Levy, Venezia Michalsen, Dee Ann Newell, Megan Sullivan, and Angie Vachio.

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activism, arts, childcare, children, class, family, gender, intersectionality, parenting, photography, policy, prisons, queer, race

Scholar and Feminist Online: 8.1
Fall 2009

Valuing Domestic Work

Gisela Fosado and Janet R. Jakobsen

Contributors include Eileen Boris, Christine E. Bose, Arlie Russell Hochschild, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, Jennifer Klein, Wendy Kozol, Pei-Chia Lan, Premilla Nadasen, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Leah Obias, Ai-jen Poo, Saskia Sassen, Third World Newsreel, and Basia Winograd.

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activism, africana, care work, childcare, domestic work, economic justice, immigration, labor, latina, policy, work-life balance

New Feminist Solutions: Volume 1
July 2009

Responding to Violence, Rethinking Security: Policy Alternatives for Building Human Security

Jody Williams and BCRW

In the fall of 2002, the Center hosted Responding to Violence, a conference that brought together over twenty activists and academics whose work focused on developing alternatives to violence. In addition to a public lecture by Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams and a workshop with experts on responding to violence around the world, the conference generated a number of exciting projects, including the book Interventions co-edited by Elizabeth A. Castelli and Janet R. Jakobsen, Issue 2.2 of The Scholar & Feminist Online and the first report of the New Feminist Solutions series.

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activism, gender, peace, policy, politics, transnational, violence, war

Scholar and Feminist Online: 7.3
Summer 2009

Toward a Vision of Sexual and Economic Justice

Kate Bedford and Janet R. Jakobsen

Contributors include Kate Bedford, Jon Binnie, Erika Bornová, Laura Briggs, Ann Cammett, Lisa Duggan, fierce pussy, Mary Margaret Fonow, Suzanne Franzway, Chitra Ganesh, Deborah Grant, Josephine Ho, Janet Jakobsen, Naomi Klein, Esperanza Mayobre, Mandisa Mbali, Carrie Moyer, Martina Pachmanová, Sheila Pepe, Svati Shah, Anna Marie Smith, Neferti Tadiar, Michalene Thomas, Fatimah Tuggar, Katerina Vincourova, and Ara Wilson.

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academy, activism, Christianity, economic justice, gender, health, human rights, media, prisons, queer, sexuality, transnational

Scholar and Feminist Online: 7.2
Spring 2009

Rewriting Dispersal: Africana Gender Studies

Christine Cynn and Kim F. Hall

Contributors include Nafeesah Allen, Christina Ama Ata Aidoo, Jackee Budesta Batanda, Makini Boothe, Gabri Christa, Yvette Christiansë, Christine Cynn, Angela Davis, Lani Guinier, Kim F. Hall, Werewere Liking, Amina Mama, Celia E. Naylor, Tavia Nyong'o, Hiram Perez, Keisha-Khan Y. Perry, and Kathryn Tobin.

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academy, activism, africana, arts, dance, democracy, education, gender, intersectionality, latina, politics, race, transnational, video, writing, young feminists

Scholar and Feminist Online: 7.1
Fall 2008

Gender on Ice

Lisa Bloom, Elena Glasberg and Laura Kay

Contributors include Anne Aghion, Subhankar Banerjee, Lisa Bloom, Joyce Campbell, Chris Cuomo, Wendy Eisner, Elena Glasberg, Sherrill Grace, Barbara Hillary, Kenneth Hinkel, Andrea Juan, Isaac Julien, Laura Kay, An-My Lê, Heidi Lim, Jane Marsching, DJ Spooky (Paul Miller), Anne Noble, Gísli Pálsson, Andrea Polli, Annie Pootoogook, Lisa Rand, Connie Samaras, Mary Simon, Gabrielle Walker, and Marina Zurkow.

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arts, environment, film, gender, photography, policy, race, science, transnational

Fall 2008

Women in the Workforce

Curated by Suzanna Denison '09

Women have always contributed to the workforce in formal and informal ways, but their labor has not always been recognized. Karl Marx stated that "[women's] labor appears to be a personal service outside of capital." From the social issues concerning sexual harassment to the policy reforms surrounding the wage gap, this exhibit showcases a variety of materials from the BCRW collection that relate to women's participation in the workforce. These documents chronologically span three decades, starting in the early 1970s with documents from MIT's significant conference "Women in Science and Technology," which sparked a discussion of women in higher education and skilled professions, to materials that showcase 1990s women-run, women-owned businesses.

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activism, economic justice, education, harassment, labor, policy, work-life balance

Scholar and Feminist Online: 6.3
Summer 2008

Borders on Belonging: Gender and Immigration

Neferti Tadiar

Contributors include Malik Ahmed, Natalia Almada, Paola Bacchetta, Mary Pat Brady, Maria Hinojosa, Kayhan Irani, Lisa Lowe, Martin F. Manalansan IV, Ruth Marshall, Bharati Mukherjee, Nadine Naber, Susan C. Pearce, Queers for Economic Justice, Dylan Rodríguez, Robyn Rodriguez, Natalie J. Sokoloff, Neferti Tadiar, Miriam Ticktin, and Basia Winograd.

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activism, arts, class, economic justice, ethnicity, film, gender, human rights, immigration, intersectionality, latina, media, performance, policy, politics, prisons, queer, race, transnational, violence, war, writing

Scholar and Feminist Online: 6.1-6.2
Fall 2007/Spring 2008

Josephine Baker: A Century in the Spotlight

Kaiama L. Glover

Contributors include Daphne A. Brooks, Maryse Condé, Jonathan P. Eburne, Geneviève Fabre, Michel J. Fabre, Terri Francis, Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina, Kaiama L. Glover, Terri J. Gordon, Mae Gwendolyn Henderson, Margo Jefferson, Walter Kalaidjian, Anthea Kraut, Felicia McCarren, Claudine Raynaud, and Tyler Stovall.

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africana, arts, dance, film, gender, history, intersectionality, music, performance, photography, race, sexuality, transnational

Scholar and Feminist Online: 5.3
Summer 2007

Women, Prisons and Change

Gisela Fosado, David Hopson and Janet Jakobsen

Contributors include Patricia Allard, Kai Lumumba Barrow, Janet Baus, Ava Berkofsky, Angela Y. Davis, Michelle Fine, Madeleine Gavin, Tamar Goelman, Rebecca Haimowitz, Chino Hardin, Dan Hunt, Carol Jacobsen, Judith Katz, Kathryn R. Kent, Alex Lee, Vivian Nixon, Sister Helen Prejean, Andrea Ritchie, Deborah Peterson Small, Ellen Spiro, Julia Sudbury, Gary Sunshine, María Elena Torre, Ije Ude, Jan Warren, Kay Whitlock, Reid Williams, and Rebecca Young.

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activism, arts, children, class, economic justice, education, family, film, gender, human rights, intersectionality, parenting, photography, policy, politics, prisons, race, sexuality, transgender, video, violence

Scholar and Feminist Online: 5.2
Spring 2007

Blogging Feminism: (Web)Sites of Resistance

Gwendolyn Beetham and Jessica Valenti

Contributors include Gwendolyn Beetham, Tracy L. M. Kennedy, Hosu Kim, Patricia G. Lange, Mary C. Matthews, Shireen Mitchell, Chris Nolan, Tedra Osell, Clancy Ratliff, Deborah Siegel, Shira Tarrant, Rebecca Traister, Jessica Valenti, Marie Varghese and Gillian Youngs.

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activism, gender, harassment, media, politics, queer, race, sexuality, technology, video, writing, young feminists

Scholar and Feminist Online: 5.1
Fall 2006

Jewish Women Changing America: Cross-Generational Conversations

E. Grace Glenny, David Hopson and Janet Jakobsen

Contributors include Katya Gibel Azoulay, Maya Barzilai, Shifra Bronznick, Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell, Sally Gottesman, Rebbetzin Hadassah Gross, Jayne K. Guberman, Judith Hauptman, Rachel Havrelock, Elizabeth Holtzman, Paula Hyman, Lisa Jervis, Faith Jones, Norma Baumel Joseph, Sarah Karpman, Irena Klepfisz, Lori Lefkovitz, Laura Levitt, Khadijah Miller, Gina Nahai, Judith Plaskow, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Judith Rosenbaum, Joan Roth, Danya Ruttenberg, Naomi Scheman, Nancy Schwartzman, Eve Sicular, and Alisa Solomon.

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activism, arts, history, judaism, photography, politics, religion, women's movement, writing