Identity, Culture, and Communication: LGBTQ Youth and Digital Media
by Erica Ciszek, PhD candidate , UO School of Journalism and Communication
CSWS Graduate Student Research Grant
Visualizing Women’s Roles in Agriculture: Gender and the Local Food Economy in the Commonwealth of Dominica
by Samantha King, PhD candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Commonwealth of Dominica is a rural island nation in the Eastern Caribbean in which most households depend upon agriculture, both for subsistence and exchange. Production is dominated by small family farms that supply global export markets as well as the intra- and inter-island trading networks that comprise a robust yet poorly-understood local food economy.
Came to Serve, Left Betrayed: Violence Against Women in the Military
by Kristen M. Reinhardt, M.S., PhD candidate, Department of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
California’s Prison Realignment and Its Effects on Female Probationers
by Kristine Riley, master’s graduate, Conflict and Dispute Resolution Program
Immigration and Gendered Violence
by Kathryn Miller, PhD candidate, Department of Political Science
Gender, Time, and Sexual Violence
by Megan M. Burke, PhD, Department of Philosophy
My research is a reflection on how sexual violence is encrusted into bodily life and norms of gender.
Gender, Land, and Food Sovereignty in Nicaragua
by Rachel Mallinga, Master’s Candidate, Department of Public Policy, Planning, and Management
Placing Mexico on the Map: Rosario Castellanos and Global Feminist Literature
by Erin Gallo, PhD candidate, Department of Romance Languages
Beyond Bonds of Blood: Queer Families and the Limits of the Marriage Equality Movement
by Kenneth Surles, PhD candidate, Department of History
Listening as Learning: Reflections on an Ethnography of Gender in Quinhagak, Alaska
by Anna Sloan, PhD candidate, Department of Anthropology