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Reflections on Anita Hill: 2023-24 Lorwin Lecture on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Jul 9, 2024

Bryant Taylor, CSWS Graduate Employee, 2022–2024 Jun 28, 2024

Tina Brown | 2024 Johnston Lecture Testimonials Jun 20, 2024

New Faculty Welcome Interview with CSWS Faculty Affiliates May 20, 2024

New Faculty Welcome Interview with Dr. Ernesto Martinez May 20, 2024

Interview with Avant-Garde Feminist Filmmakers Su Friedrich and Gelare Khoshgozaran Apr 24, 2024

Interview with UO Common Reading Author, Dr. Diana Greene Foster Apr 24, 2024

Interview with Literary Agent, Anjali Singh, and Comic Artist, Shay Mirk Apr 24, 2024

Q&A with 2022 Jane Grant Fellowship Recipient Parichehr Kazemi Jan 26, 2024

Interview with M Murphy Jan 26, 2024

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Jul 9, 2024

CSWS seeks input on 50th impact survey

As we conclude this milestone anniversary year, CSWS is entering a period of strategic planning to build on our strengths and identify new opportunities.

Your steadfast support and participation during our 50th anniversary and beyond demonstrates the significance and impact of the Center for the University of Oregon and broader community.  We seek your input as we strategize what “feminist futures” can mean for the coming years and decades.

Jun 20, 2024

Q&A with Bryant Taylor

For two years, Bryant Taylor (PhD candidate, Indigenous, Race and Ethnic Studies) had a special appointment working as a Graduate Employee (GE) on our 50th anniversary events and projects. I had the opportunity to chat with Bryant about his time at CSWS before he left for a summer internship on an African American archival history project at Harvard University. Click this video link to watch a clip from our interview, and read the full conversation below. —Jenée Wilde

Jun 20, 2024

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Lynn Fujiwara receives Tykeson Teaching Award

Editor's note: Tykeson Teaching Award winner Lynn Fujiwara is a CSWS Advisory Board member, faculty affiliate, and co-convenor of the Women of Color Project. The Tykeson Teaching Award is an annual prize given to one outstanding faculty member in each division of the College of Arts and Sciences who goes above and beyond in the classroom. Story from Around the O.

Providing individual feedback to each student ended up being the best way for Lynn Fujiwara, associate professor in the Department of Indigenous, Race and Ethnic Studies, to learn how to connect with students.

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CSWS seeks input on 50th impact survey

Q&A with Bryant Taylor

Lynn Fujiwara receives Tykeson Teaching Award