No Such Thing as Neutral: Lecture Demonstration with Flex & Lite Feet
Lecture demonstration and discussion with Flex and Lite Feet dancers, moderated by Ali Rosa-Salas.
Ai-jen Poo: Justice in the Home Keynote
Keynote from Ai-jen Poo at Justice in the Home conference.
Domestic Worker Organizing: Historical Context and Current Strategies: Justice in the Home Panel #4
Panel from Justice in the Home featuring Janice Fine, Fish Ip, Andrea Cristina Mercado, Premilla Nadasen, chaired by Claire Hobden.
Labor Migration and the Transnational Demand for Domestic Labor: Justice in the Home Panel #3
Panel from Justice in the Home featuring Tamara Mose, Rhacel Parreñas, Saskia Sassen, Martina Vandenberg, chaired by Grace Chang.
Evolutions of Household Labor: Justice in the Home Panel #2
Panel from Justice in the Home featuring Eva Kittay, Jennifer Klein, Cecilia Rio, Peggie Smith, chaired by Nik Theodore.
Domestic Work and Domestic Workers: Justice in the Home Opening Panel
Opening from Justice in the Home featuring Eileen Boris, Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, Evelyn Nakano Glenn, Tera Hunter, and Mary Romero, chaired by Linda Burnham.
Tina Campt: Black Feminist Futures and the Practice of Fugitivity
Full-length video of Tina Campt’s lecture, “Black Feminist Futures and the Practice of Fugitivity.”
How Does It Feel to Be Stateless?
Talk by Altagracia Jean Joseph on immigration laws against Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic.
Redefining Realness: A Salon in honor of Janet Mock
Conversation featuring Janet Mock, Brittney Cooper, Che Gossett, Tourmaline, CeCe McDonald, and Mey Valdivia Rude.
“I Use My Love to Guide Me”: Surviving and Thriving in the Face of Impossible Situations
A conversation with CeCe McDonald, Tourmaline, and Dean Spade.
Prisons Aren’t Safe for Anybody
CeCe McDonald joins prison abolition activists Tourmaline and Dean Spade in a conversation about her own experiences surviving trauma and impossible situations, and the importance of collective organizing for people facing systems of violence.
Historical Perspectives on Domestic Worker Organizing
Conversation featuring Elizabeth Quay Hutchison and Premilla Nadasen. Moderated by Nara Milanich.
Dean Spade: Why Do Trans Women Belong at Women’s Colleges?
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: Why Do Trans Men + GNC People Belong at Women’s Colleges?
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: Why Does Student Activism Matter?
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: Why are Women’s Colleges Still Important?
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: How Do You Respond to Arguments about Trans Women Affecting Title IX Status of Women’s Colleges?
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: Why Can’t Admissions Policies at Women’s Colleges be Based on “Legal Gender?”
An excerpt from the talk “Trans Students and Women’s Colleges” at Barnard SGA Townhall.
Dean Spade: Trans Students and Women’s Colleges
Dean Spade discusses why trans and gender nonconforming students belong at women’s colleges at a Barnard SGA Townhall.
Police + Prisons Don’t Keep Us Safe–We Keep Each Other Safe
CeCe McDonald joins prison abolition activists Tourmaline and Dean Spade in a conversation about her own experiences surviving trauma and impossible situations, and the importance of collective organizing for people facing systems of violence.
Fighting the Isolation and Dehumanization of Prisons and Policing
CeCe McDonald joins prison abolition activists Tourmaline and Dean Spade in a conversation about her own experiences surviving trauma and impossible situations, and the importance of collective organizing for people facing systems of violence.
I Use My Love to Guide Me–Surviving and Thriving in the Face of Impossible Situations
CeCe McDonald joins prison abolition activists Tourmaline and Dean Spade in a conversation about her own experiences surviving trauma and impossible situations, and the importance of collective organizing for people facing systems of violence.
New York City in the World
Panel at the For the Public Good Conference. Panelists include Ana Amuchástegui, Sealing Cheng, Louis Graham, Kerwin Kaye, Mark Padilla, and Mario Pecheny. Moderated by Elizabeth Bernstein.
Ta-Nehisi Coates – Black Boy Interrupted: American Plunder and the Incomplete Life of Jordan Davis
Keynote address at the For the Public Good Conference.
Exploring the Public Good in NYC
Panel at the For the Public Good Conference. Panelists include John Blasco, Nico Fonseca, Ede Fox, and Robert Hawkins. Moderated by Gail Cooper. Introduced by Lee Bell.
Gender, Justice, and Activisms in New York City
Pre-conference panel to the For the Public Good Conference. Panelists include Kate D’Adamo, Tourmaline, Amber Hollibaugh, Tiloma Jayasinghe, Sydnie Mosley, and Penelope Saunders. Moderated by Janet Jakobsen.
Intergenerational Organizing Panel
Panel at “African Women’s Rights and Resilience.” Panelists include Simidele Dosekun, Spectra, Hakima Abbas, and Leymah Gbowee. Moderated by Jimmy Briggs and introduced by Kathryn Kolbert.
African Men and Feminisms Panel
Panel at “African Women’s Rights and Resilience.” Panelists include Samuel B. Doe, Kennedy Odede, and Mohamed Yahya. Moderated by Abena Busia and introduced by Janet Jakobsen.
Women’s Rights and Transnational Feminisms Panel
Panel at “African Women’s Rights and Resilience.” Panelists include Abigail Disney, Amina Mama, Sylvia Tamale, and Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi. Moderated and introduced by Tina Campt.
African Women’s Rights and Resilience: Introductory Remarks
Tina Campt, Debora Spar, and Leymah Gbowee offer introductory remarks at the African Women’s Rights and Resilience symposium.