"Rosa Bonheur’s Multimodal Menagerie" — The celebrated animal painter Rosa Bonheur (1822-1899) was a prolific artist. Her paintings and sketches capture an array of animals that she encountered in a variety of settings, including on the grounds of her chateau in Thomery, France. Bonheur’s dynamic yet intimate portrayals of her animal subjects capture their individuality and speak to a deeper level of care for the animals being depicted.

"Telling the Stories of Vietnamese Women Educators and Their New Fields" — This new project tells the personal stories of female educators who are advancing gender equality in Vietnam by establishing academic fields based on cross-cultural knowledge, such as gender studies. Vietnam is witnessing the rise of a remarkable generation of female professors, who were born in the 1980s, grew up during national growth, and earned graduate degrees in the 2010s. They have increased knowledge production in Vietnam and improved women’s roles in the workforce.

CSWS hosts a teach-in on gender and politics in the 2024 election cycle and how the new political landscape is shaping up for important feminist issues. Panelists: Professor Alison Gash, Political Science; Associate Professor Anita Chari, Political Science; Kaito Campos de Novais, Anthropology; Brennan Fitzgerald, Chemistry and Biochemistry. 

Free and open to the public. Please register here (and get free food during the event)!