Features:

• Anita Hill: Reflections on the 2024 Lorwin Lecture
• A Message from the CSWS Director, by Sangita Gopal, Associate Professor, Department of Cinema Studies
• Feminist Futures: Moments from the CSWS 50th Anniversary, by Jenée Wilde, Senior Instructor, Department of English
• Past Lessons, Future Visions: CSWS Alumni Symposium, by Jenée Wilde, Senior Instructor, Department of English
• Q&A: Bryant Taylor, by Jenée Wilde, Senior Instructor, Department of English
• UO Students Reflect on Working for CSWS
• Highlights and Testimonies: Envisioning Feminist Futures in Video, by Agnese Cebere, Pro Tem Instructor, Department of Art
• Designing a Visual Identity for the 50th, by Agnese Cenbere, Pro Tem Instructor, Department of Art

Faculty Research:

• Illustrating Resilience: Children’s Picture Books for Oppressive Times, by Isabel Millán, Assistant Professor, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Care: Samoan Feminism, Care Work, and Immaterial Labor, by Lana Lopesi, Assistant Professor, Department of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies
• Aliens at Home: Myanmar Wives and the Exercise of Border Biopolitics in Yunnan, China, by Xiaobo Su, Professor, Department of Geography

Graduate Student Research:

• ‘Feeling With’ Other Bodies: The Posthuman in Latin American Cinema, by Marena Fleites Lear, PhD Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
• Power of the ‘Multitude’: Women’s Autobiographical Writings in Latin American Literature, by Magela Baudoin, PhD Candidate, Department of Romance Languages
• Re-examining Context, Culture, and Medium: Gender in South Asian and South Asian American Graphic Novels, by Anu Sugathan, PhD Student, Department of English
• Tempting Bad Taste: Unreading the Failure of Art, Fashion, and Food in Late Modernist Novels, by Min Young Park, PhD Candidate, Department of English
• White Women’s Linguistic Terrorism, by Annie Ring, PhD Candidate, Department of Philosophy
• A Queer Quantitative Inquiry: Sexual Injustices and Social Contexts, by W. Jamie Yang, PhD Candidate, Department of Sociology
• Disclosing Enslaved Women’s Resistance in Puerto Rico’s History of Slavery, by Rosa M. O’Connor Acevedo, PhD Candidate, Department of Philosophy