On the Road in Eugene
CSWS celebrates women’s History Month by taking its road Scholars program to the 4J schools—after a competition among graduate students.
By Alice Evans, CSWS

Civil Rights, Civil Liberties
Made possible by the gift of Madge and Val Lorwin, the inaugural Lorwin Lectureship will focus on women’s rights in a Global world. But who were the Lorwins? A conversation with UO History professor George Sheridan.
An Interview by Alice Evans, CSWS

Dammed and Displaced: Gendered Contradictions and Consequences of Large-Scale Development in Lesotho.
By Yvonne Braun, Assistant Professor, Global Studies

An Interview with Lamia Karim
A cultural anthropologist, CSWS’s new associate director researches women’s lives in global Asia.
An Interview by Alice Evans, CSWS

Nuptial Nation: The Politics of Marriage in the United States
A summary of the author’s book project, supported by a CSWS research Grant.
By Priscilla Yamin, Assistant Professor, Political Science

An Inexhaustible Appetite for Narrative
A conversation with Rebecca Wanzo about pop culture, comics, race and gender, the arc of narrative, reading for pleasure, social activism, etc.
An Interview by Alice Evans, CSWS

Modern Girls on the Go
New words indicate that Tokyo working women are seeking happiness in more diverse roles in Japanese society.
by Alisa freedman, Assistant Professor, Japanese literature and film

The Women of Color Project 
Report by Lynn Fujiwara, Lamia Karim and Carol Stabile

A New Scholarship for Undergraduates
As the first recipient of the $1,000 Jane Higdon Scholarship, senior Alexann Westlake earned support for her research on birthing choices in Chile.
By Ann Mack, Director of UO Development Communications

Highlights from the Academic Year

Books
Books by CSWS Jane grant dissertation Fellowship winners