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The UCLA Center for the Study of Women|Streisand Center conducts and supports research on gender, sexuality, and women’s issues. The center provides funding for both faculty and student research. To build and maintain an intellectual community across disciplines on campus, the center works closely with faculty to develop and support working groups, workshops, and other opportunities for collaboration.

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Black Feminism Initiative

The Black Feminism Initiative (BFI) supports interdisciplinary research and social engagements that are grounded in Black feminist and Black queer frameworks of analysis. This research challenges state and interpersonal violence and engages everyday forms of refusal, Black feminist assembly, and collective organizing practice.

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Gender and Water

The project on “Gender and Everyday Water Use in Los Angeles Households” investigates the important but understudied role of gender—as it intersects with race and class—in residential water use in Los Angeles.

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Feminist Anti-Carceral Studies

Policing and incarceration are major concerns in social justice feminist scholarship. This initiative advances an abolitionist approach to gendered and racialized regimes of incarceration and policing.

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Feminist Environmental Futures

How ecologies and environments are shaped, understood, and struggled for in relation to sex, gender, and sexuality. It also considers how ecological and environmental thought have deepened feminist and queer theories, practices, and organizing.

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Sexual Violence and Intersectionality

This research proposes intersectional, abolitionist interventions in sexual assault policy at the level of university campuses and beyond.

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Transnational Gender and Labor Working Group

The Transnational Gender and Labor Working Group brings together researchers who are pushing the boundaries of how we conceptualize work and labor. The working group considers gender and its connections with race, class, family, sexuality, migration, citizenship, and geopolitics, its impact on the jobs and opportunities people get, and the way labor is recognized and valued.

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