Seminar with Cherríe Moraga at the Skylight Room, Graduate Center 9/13/19. Students sat down with Cherríe Moraga and for an intimate seminar on Native Country of the Heart: A Memoir.
Cherríe Moraga’s Conversation at the Diana Center, Barnard, 9/12/19. Where does consciousness come from? Consciousness comes from suffering. We must go back to our origins, those sites of suffering, and in those sites find compassion for ourselves. Cherríe Moraga shares her new memoir, The Native Country of a Heart, her […]
The Center for the Study of Women and Society (CSWS) has been around since 1977, when it was first established. It has since been leaving behind documents of its achievements, events, and its history. My job is to go through the CSWS archive where these documents are stored and put […]
“Gertrude Ezorsky, professor emerita, in the philosophy departments of Brooklyn College, and the CUNY Graduate Center, died at home peacefully on April 19 age 92. She combined excellence in analytic philosophy with a courageous commitment to political and social change in a career of rigorously argued, scrupulously researched work, always lucidly […]
In this first book salon of our Spring 2019 season, Michelle Fine was in conversation with Limarys Caraballo and Wendy Luttrell about her book, Just Research in Contentious Times: Widening the Methodological Imagination. Dr. Fine and panelists discussed what it means to conduct participatory action research in institutional settings like schools […]
This past Thursday, CSWS was super excited to have Cara Page share her work on the Medical Industrial Complex as an extension of policing and state violence. The talk was not only informative but interactive, as attendees were able to view the timeline of events as chronicled by Page and […]
