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Human Trafficking in Los Angeles: Local Discussions and New Collaborative Directions in Anti-Trafficking Work and Research
KEYNOTE
Denise Brennan, Georgetown University
PANEL 1
Kathleen Kim, Loyola Law School
Susie Baldwin, LA County Department of Public Health
Jennifer Musto, PhD Student, Department of Women's Studies, UCLA
PANEL 2
Vanessa Lanza, Outreach Program Coordinator, Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking
Abbe Land, Councilmember, City of West Hollywood
Dennis Ballas, Lieutenant, LAPD
Susie Baldwin, LA County Department of Public Health
PANEL 3
Imelda Buncab, National Constituency Director, Not For Sale
Maria Suarez, Survivor and Advocate
Gender and Body Size: a Faculty Curated Lecture Series
Marilyn Wann, author/activist, Gender and Body Size: Weight and Mortality: Fighting Fat Fear during the War on “Obesity."
Katherine M. Flegal, National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Gender and Body Size: Weight and Mortality: The Population Perspective.
Paul Campos, U of Colorado, Gender and Body Size: Fat and Identity Politics
Thinking Gender 2010 19th Annual Graduate Student Research Conference
PLENARY SESSION - Intersectionality Acts From the Margins
Ana Guajardo, Crafting Sustainability: Latina indie Crafters and Public Institutions
Kimberly Robertson, Un-Settling Questions: The Construction of Urban Native identity and Violence Against Women
Jocelyn Thomas, "If I Wanna Act Freaky then That's My Business": Lil Kim and the Politics of Performing Public Sexuality for a Black Woman Rapper
Wendi Yamashita, What She Remembers: Remaking and Unmaking Japanese American Internment
SESSION 1: Contest Cultural Productions
Heather Collette-VanDeraa, Cinema of Minors: The Politics of Genre and Gender in American Teen Films of the 1980s
Erin Hill, The Gendering of Film and Television Casting
Taylor Nygaard, MTV's "Hills" of Money: How MTV Tapped the Postfeminist Demographic in an Age of Extreme Media Convergence
SESSION 2: Material Bodies and States of Feminism
Zachary Blair, Junk in the Trunk: Gender, Race, and the Political Economy of Truck Nutz
Samuel Galloway, The Limits of Equivalence: Gay Male Subjectivity Outside Feminist Theory
Neslihan Sen, Labiaplasty and the Construction of the "Normal"
SESSION 3: Lara Stemple
Catherine Jacquet, "Where Are All the Feminists?" The Joan Little Case and Anti-Rape Activism During the 1970s
Lori Sexton, Where the Margins Meet: A Demographic Assessment of Transgender Inmates in Men's Prisons
Ji-Hye Shin, Immoral Women, Delusional Men: Gender and the Racial Differences Among the U.S. Immigrant Insane, 1892-1930
SESSION 4: Race-ing Resistance in Queer and Trans Politics: Historicizing Visibility Movement, and Meaning
Che Gossett, QTGNC Resistance, Neoliberalism, and Social Memory
Abram J. Lewis, Within the Ashes of Our Survival: Lesbian and Gay Antiracist Organizing in New York City, 1980-1984
Karla Padron, Taking it Outside: Latina Transgender Immigrants Claiming and Queering Space Within Immigrant-Rights Marches
C. Riley Snornton, Transfiguring masculinities in Black Women Studies
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Queering Feminist Theory: UCLA Mellon Sawyer Seminar
Jennifer Doyle, UC Riverside, Blind Spots: Queer Theory and Abortion Discourse
Carole-Ann Tyler, UC Riverside, No Future: Feminism, Queer Theory, and the Ethics of Sex
Respondent's Comments: Heather Lukes, Occidental College
Julia Watson, Associate Dean and Associate Professor, Comparative Studies, Ohio State University
Lives on the Line: Situating Women’s Life Writing since 2000 Director's Pick LectureWorks in Progress II: A Symposium featuring Recipients of CSW Faculty Development Grants
Gil Hochberg, Comparative Literature, Queer Politics and the Question of Palestine
Rachel Lee , English, The Exquisite Corpse of Asian America
Susanne Lohmann , Political Science, Men, Women, and Universal Higher Education
Victoria Vesna , Design | Media Arts, Science Games for Girls: NANO BIO_BODS
Kerri Johnson, Communication Studies, Studies on the Social and Contextual CircumstancesThat Prompt Changes in the Expression of Gendered Cues
Patricia Greenfield , Psychology, Social Change and Shifting Women's Roles in a Maya Community
Kendra Willson , Scandinavian Section, Name Law and Gender in Iceland
“'Access Mazer' Project: Organizing and Digitizing the. Lesbian-Feminist Archive in Los Angeles”
Keynote
Ann L. Cvetkovich, Professor, English, University of Texas, Processing the Lesbian Archive: The 'Access Mazer' Project A Symposium
Overview
Candace Moore
T-Kay Sangwand, Building and Uncovering Archival Legacies
James Hixon, Implications of DIgitizing Lesbian Archives
Works in Progress: A Symposium featuring Recipients of CSW Faculty Development Grants
Lois Takahashi, Public Affairs/Urban Planning, Patriarchy/Matriarchy Versus Blood Quantum: Cultural Significance as Evidenced in Hawaii Land Commission Grant
Denise Mann, Theater, Film, and Television, Gender and Marketing in the Post-network Era—An Ethnographic Analysis of the TV Workplace in the Age of Wikinomics
Andrea Goldman , History, The Staging of Urban Culture in Beijing, 1770-1900
Miriam Laugesen , Public Health & Health Services, The Politics of State Policies on the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine
Proposition 8: How It Affects the Meaning of Records, Information and More Outreach Symposium
Anne Gilliland, Information Studies Chair, UCLA
Locke Morrisey , Head of Collections, Reference & Research Services, USF
Debbie Weissman, PhD Candidate, Information Studies, UCLA
Women in Conflict Zones: A Symposium
KEYNOTE
Shahrzad Mojab, Adult Education and Counselling Psychology, University of Toronto, Centering Imperialism in Feminist Theorization of War, Reconstruction and Women's NGOs
PANEL: Gender in Conflict Zones
Dina Al-Kassim, Producing the Differend Otherwise in the Women's Prison
Sondra Hale, The Politics of Memory in Conflict Zones - Eritrea and Sudan
Caren Kaplan, Endless War: US Feminism's Cosmopolitan Militarism
Jennifer Terry, Significant Injury: War, Medicine, and Empire in Claudia's Case
WORKSHOP: Women in Conflict Zones and Human Rights Questions-- Theories, Cases, Practices, and Archival Actival Activism
Tina Beyene, Negotiating Past Conflicts, Shaping New Societies: The Epistemological and Organizing Challenges of African Feminists
Maylei Blackwell, When the Desks Don't Speak: Indigenous Women's Organizing in Militarized Mexico
Aisha Finch, Gendering the Peripheries of Revolution: Rethinking the Paradigms of Slave Insurgency in Cuba
Rayed Khedher, The Courts of Women: Seeking New Forms of Justice
Stephanie Santos, Militarization and Development Aggression in the Cordilleras [Philippines]
Rana Sharif, Time and Space in Conflict: Palestinian Women and Zones of Social Abandonment
Discussant: Shahrzad Mojab
SENIOR FACULTY FEMINIST SEMINAR SERIES : After the Cure : The Untold Stories of Breast Cancer Survivors
Emily Abel & Saskia Subramanian
Amelie Hastie
Ida Lupino and Historical Legibility
Patricia White
Feminist Film in the Age of the Chick Flick
Thinking Gender 2009 18th Annual Graduate Student Research Conference
PLENARY SESSION : Changing the (his)Story: Women in Film and Television
Felicia D. Henderson, Mis-Remembering Lucille Kallen: The Erased Career of Your Show of Shows' Lone Woman Writer
Mirasol Riojas, Collaborative Film Authorship: Writing Latinas into the Picture
Julia Wright, Making the Cut: Female Editors and Representation in the Film and Media Industry
SESSION 1: In the World but not of it: Gender and Spirituality
Alexandra Apolloni, In the Beginning, There Was Rhythm: Embodiment, Divinity and Punk Rock Spirituality in the Music of The Slits
Lindsay Johnson, Pain, Desire, and Unattainable Ecstasy in Alba Tressina's Vulnerasti cor meum
Elizabeth Dilkes Mullins, 'In the World but not of it': Adrian Dominican Sisters Negotiating Modernity Through the Body, 1933-39
Paul Schwinn, The Malleable Man: The International YMCA and Christian Manhood, 1890-1940
SESSION 2: Curricular Politics
Joan Budesa, Abstinence makes the State Grow Stronger: The Politics of Sex Education in Croatia
Danielle Nicole Dubé, Mandatory Diversity Education with No Parental Opt-Out
Heather Switzer, Narratives of Resistance: Kenyan Massai Schoolgirls Make Themselves
Kim Foulds, Whose Gender?: Exploring Representations in Kenyan Social Studies Textbooks
SESSION 3 : Shove, Swing, Summit: Women and Sports
Jennifer D. Carlson, Shoves and Kisses: Female Athleticism in All-Female, Amateur Roller Derby
Tan Leng Goh, SWET for the Summit: Exploration of Singapore's First All-Female Mount Everest Team
Philip L. Stutzman, 'Can You Say Fore?': The Legal Implications of the LPGA's Proposed English Rule and Applying Title VII in Non-Traditional Employment Relationships
Elise Paradis, Bodies, Gender and Social Structure: The Boxing Gym as Microcosm
Moderator Response: Toby Miller
SESSION 4: Performative Aggression
Sarah McCullough and Denise Green, Gender Jammer: A Multimedia Exploration of Roller Derby as Performative Transgression
Ana Paula Höfling, ‘It’s Turning Into a Dance’: Locating and Valorizing Femininity in Capoeira Angola
Miriam Margala (read by Vivian Davis), Translatress, Translator, Translation
Katie Oliviero, Performing Militarized Moral Citizenship: The Minutemen
ANNUAL ROE v WADE LECTURE
Amy Agigian, The Ties That Double Bind Us: Feminism and the Fertility Industry
Sheila Rowbotham
Edward Carpenter: A "Weather Vane" of His Times
The Color of LGBT Race in Sexuality
Kathryn Stockton, Oedipus Raced, or the Child Queered by Color ‘Gay’ Child and ‘Black’ Child in Liberal Race Films
Ela Troyano
La Lupe: Queen of Latin SoulA special presentation with filmmaker Ela Troyano
State of the Union: Marriage in the Shadow of Electoral Politics
Welcome/ Opening Remarks:
Kathleen McHugh
Juliet Williams
PANEL 1: Laws of Love
Paul Apostolidis, Sex Scandals, Immigration, Biopolitics
Rachel Moran, Loving and the Legacy of Unintended Consequences
PANEL 2: Thinking Through Same-Sex Marriage
Tom Boellstorff, Queer Normativity and New Orders of Same-Sex Marriage
Mignon R. Moore, Gay Marriage and the Search for Respectability Among People of Color
Nancy Polikoff, Beyond Straight and Gay Marriage
PANEL 3: Intimacy and Intersectionality
Anna Marie Smith, Obama’s ‘Responsible Fatherhood’ Discourse and the Unacknowledged Promotion of ‘Simulacra Marriages’ in Poverty Law
Judith Stacey, The Race to Marriage
Theodore Robles
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT GRANT LECTURE : Close Relationships and Physical Health The Role of Gender in Biological ProcessesJuliet Williams
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT GRANT LECTURE: Making a Difference Narratives of Sex Difference in Single-Sex Education DebatesPatricia Greenfield
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT GRANT LECTURE --The Impact of Urbanization on Zinacantec Maya Women and Girls A Controlled Case Study in Historical PerspectiveFrançoise Lionnet
SENIOR FACULTY FEMINIST SEMINAR SERIES --Comparative Racialization , Continents and ArchipelagoesCarol Pavlish
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT GRANT LECTURE: Community Perspectives on Human and People’s Rights, Justice, and their Relationship to Gender-based Violence and Health in Post-Conflict Settings
Sweet and Bitter : Contemporary “Girl” Photography from Japan
Hiromi Nakamura
Adrian Favell
Ulrike Ottinger
Ticket of No Return and Q&A with the FilmmakerHilarie Kelly
Tales of a Tyrant Queen: Charter Myth or Role Model for Modern Somali Women of the DiasporaThinking Gender 2008: 18th Annual Graduate Student Research Conference
PLENARY SESSION : Lesbian, Counter, and Queer: New Directions in the Study of Femininity
Cathy Hannabach, Untimely Forgetting: Melancholia, Sexual Dispossession, and Queer Femininity
Julia Himberg, Lesbian 'Femininity' on Television
Stacy I. Macias, Aesthetic Rememberings: Counter-Femininities in the Art of Diane Gamboa
SESSION 1 : Therapy, Health, Intervention
Felicia L. De La Garza-Mercer, Relationship Functioning and Immune Health in HIV+ Latinas: A Longitudinal Analysis
Kathleen Hentz, Affirming Incarcerated Women of Color as HIV Experts: Feminist Insight into the Possibilities of HIV Education and Participatory Action Research
Anubha Sood, lth in India: Comparing Psychiatry and Mystical-Spiritual Healing
Chantal Stepney, Leading Clients to SEE-Sistas Embracing Empowerment: Counseling Strategies for Black Women Experiencing Race and Gender Related Distress
SESSION 2: Gender & the Entertainment Industries
Imani M. Cheers, 'Who You Callin' a Bitch?' Black Women's Complicity in Misogynistic Hip Hop Mass Media
Stephanie Crahen, Madonna's Performance: Avant-Garde or Commercial Art for Sale?
Patti Lynne Donze, Gender and Record Label Strategies for Success
Marisa McFarlane, Queens of the Dancehall and Rudegyals: Rasta Women and Reggae-Dancehall in Brazil
SESSION 3 : Penetrating Death
Christine Gottlieb, Penetrating Knowledge and Attacking Mysteries: The Cases of Dracula and Dora
Stephen Higa, Exposing Virgins in Early Norman England
Krystal Lords, The Importance of Gender Studies for Predynastic Egypt: A Case Study of Cemetery N7000 at Naga-ed-Deir
Ericka Swensson-Tsagakis, An Abbess Entombed: St. Mildrith and Female Monastic Enclosure
SESSION 4 : Subaltern Sex
Yuning Chen & Monghwa Chin, The Role Replaced: Unmarried Taiwanese Women and Foreign Brides
You-Sun Crystal Chung, Representation and Its Discomforts: Writing a Subaltern History of the 'Comfort Women'
Lena McQuade, Reframing Reproductive Oppression: Medical Research into Mortality at San Juan Pueblo
Christina Owens, Liberal Intimacy and Racialized Women: Constructing the Japanese Female Child Abductor
ANNUAL ROE v WADE LECTURE
Dorothy Roberts, Reproductive Justice and the New Biopolitics of Race
TRAFFICKING, GENDER, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND HEALTH SERIES
Janie Chuang, Trafficking, Globalization, Migration, and Sanctions
WOMEN, ART, AND ACTIVISM SERIES
Jenny Jaramillo, Alcances del Acto Performático (IN SPANISH)
Regina Jose Galindo, Recorrido (IN SPANISH)
INTERSECTIONALITIES WORKSHOP
Denise Ferreira da Silva, Unthinking Global Existentia: The Analytics of Raciality and the Possibility of Global Justice
Zainah Anwar
What Islam, Whose Islam?: The Struggle for Women’s Rights Within a Religious Framework: The Experience of Sisters in Islam
Abigail Saguy
Defining The "Ideal" Body: News reporting on obesity and eating disorders in the United States and France
