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… and Materials, Seoul National University, Center for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology and the Korea … the convergence of technologies. Professor at Sookmyung Women’s University. http://www.asia-institute.org/members/ …

… development programs for environmental conservation and women's rights in Myanmar. The Asian Society of International … the Institute of International Education (IIE). In 2023, Women Graduates–USA selected her as a WG-USA Fellow. She …

… history of the Confederacy wherein ‘unfranchised’ white women and slaves drove events in ways never anticipated by the slaveholding regime’s …

… courses on  the Caribbean and the African Diaspora, women, piracy, colonialism, and slavery. Her  research on gender, race, and the body, and women, children, and emotions has been  published in the Journal of Women’s History, Slavery and Abolition, and Caribbean  …

… gender and family, an exploration of debates in the Urdu women’s magazines particularly Tahzib-e Niswan and Ismat , and analysis of Urdu novels written by women during early twentieth century. In her research, she … narratives. She is part of the larger network of ‘Women’s Autobiographies in Islamic societies’ organized by …

… Researching on War Tribunals in Bangladesh Seoyoon Han, “Women at Work”: Photo Exhibition on Women’s Economic Role in Urban India Ashwini Srinivasmohan, … Shalmoli Halder, Mann Deshi Chamber of Commerce for Rural Women- Project Volunteer Ayeza Qureshi, Mapping the Urban …

… is significantly imbalanced in Punjab. Violence against women, especially women from lower castes and social classes, often goes … is constantly reproduced in similar stories of Sikh women, typifying a large, interconnected problem that is …

… Nigeria Nyasha Karimakwenda Terrains of Struggle: Black Women’s Bodies As Sites of Violence During Apartheid 2011 … of Customary Law: A Legal Historical Perspective of Women in KwaZulu-Natal Kimberly Roosenburg Partners in … The Myth of “Culture”: Sketching the History of Igbo Women in Precolonial and Colonial Nigeria Matthew …

… readers who believed that Kintu is feminist because women step in when men no longer can do their work. Indeed, … I would have had all but one of my central figures be women, not the opposite.” To her, Kintu explores the ways in … of death and suffering.  Yet, in Makumbi’s retelling of events, it is a man who brings with him such a curse, not a …

… topics such as critical masculinities, HIV prevention, and Women’s Leadership.  The conference opened with welcoming …

… remarkable originality, the authors reveal how the men and women of the Middle Passage wielded their agricultural …