Archived Events

Student-led discussion with speakers Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodriguez, Sukaina Hirji and Autumn Brown.

Margaret Brent Lecture and Award Ceremony Autumn Brown "Already Free: The Courage and Joy of Fugitive Practice" What if a vibrant, multiracial movement for justice...

Sukaina Hirji, PhD (Princeton University), assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania specializes in feminist philosophy and will give a talk entitled "Resentment...

Artist Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodriguez “Mycelial Methodologies; what fungi teach us about interconnected approaches to collaborative and creative practices” Fungi provide endless inspiration for how we can...

Visibility of Disability: Exploring the Intersectionality of Disability, Race and Gender | Students Talkback SMCM's students and guest speakers Dr. Jina Kim, Angelica Vega and...

Visibility of Disability: Exploring the Intersectionality of Disability, Race and Gender | "Mental Health, Memories and the Earth" Cherish Marquez (she/they), (b.1989 El Paso, TX...

Visibility of Disability: Exploring the Intersectionality of Disability, Race and Gender | "Reproductive Care and Disability" Angelica Vega (She/Her/Hers) is an Afro-Latina with multiple disabilities...

Visibility of Disability: Exploring the Intersectionality of Disability, Race and Gender | "Care at the End of the World: Health/care Infrastructure and Wild Disability Justice...

Reception following the WGSX Colloquium Roundtable Discussion.

Round Table: Students Talkback. Join SMCM’s students and the guest speakers Kwame Edwin Otu, Isa Noyola, Aurora Higgs About the Series The first annual Women...

“Exploring Black Queer Joy (Even When it Feels Hopeless)” by Aurora Higgs Aurora Higgs (she/they) is a Black queer visionary and activist from Richmond, Va...

Reception following the Margaret Brent Lecture

The Margaret Brent Lecture of the 23rd Annual WGSX Colloquium: “Trans Liberation in our Lifetime - Past, Present and Future” by Isa Noyola Isa Noyola...

“We Have Never Been Queer: Contested Politics of Queer Humanitarianism in Neoliberal Ghana” by Kwame Edwin Otu Kwame Edwin Otu is a cultural anthropologist with...

22nd Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Colloquium: The Gendered Impact of the Pandemic Roundtable Discussion: Student Talk Back Featuring guest speakers Jana Harper, Simone Kolysh...