How I Gained 100 Japanese Grandmothers: Reflections on Intergenerational Conversation Inspired by CSWS
by Alisa Freedman, Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
Faculty Research Grant
The “Loophole of Retreat”: Seclusion, Privacy, and the Intimate Geographies of Black Life
by Faith Barter, Assistant Professor, Department of English
Food Under Fascism
by Diana Garvin, Assistant Professor, Department of Romance Languages
The Alaska Mental Health Act: Tracing the Development of Public Health and the Nation-State
by Kristin Yarris, Associate Professor, Department of Global Studies
#ForeverEssential: What does it mean to be a low-wage essential worker in the age of COVID-19?
by Lina Stepick, Lola Loustaunau, Larissa Petrucci, and Ellen Scott
Despite the continuing threat of COVID-19, and after token efforts such as “hazard pay” to recognize the threat to frontline workers, life in grocery and other retail stores has returned to a new normal of work during a pandemic. Work continues to be dangerous for “essential workers.”
Oral History Website Preserves Stories from Eugene's Lesbian Community
by Judith Raiskin, Associate Professor, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Resisting and Reclaiming: Housing Occupations by Homeless Mothers in Three US Cities
by Claire Herbert, PhD, and Amanda Ricketts, MA, Department of Sociology
Women Defending the Theatre in Early Modern Europe
by Corinne Bayerl, Senior Career Instructor, Clark Honors College
The Songs of Clara Schumann
by Stephen Rodgers, Professor and Edmund A. Cykler Chair in Music, School of Music and Dance
Airing It Out: Women’s Role in Korean Radio Broadcasting
By Jina Kim, Associate Professor, East Asian Languages & Literatures