Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Oregon State

Gender and Sport, Fall 2019 at Oregon State University, Corvallis!

WGSS 240-001. T/Th 12-1:120 PM

CRN: 19935

Resisting Gender Violence, Fall 2019 at Oregon State University, Corvallis! WGSS 270-001. MWF 4:00-5:50 PM

CRN: 19265

BCC: DPD, PSI, Liberal Arts

Women Worldwide, Fall 2019 at Oregon State University, Corvallis!

WGSS-280-001. CRN: 14324. T/Th 4:00-5:20 PM.

BCC: Cultural Diversity.

Call For Research Participants!

"Intergenerational Stories of Activists Involved with Indigenous Resistance."

The purpose of this research is to study the experiences of people involved with activism related to Indigenous issues as well as how it impacted their lives and perceptions of Indigenous women and LGBTQ2s+ people within activist circles. The results of this research will be used as part of a PhD dissertation.

To participate in this study you must: * Have experience with activism related to Indigenous issues.

Participation in this study involves: * A time commitment of 1-2 hours * Audio recorded interview

To learn more about this study, please contact Luhui Whitebear at 541-737-9036 or [email protected]

Introduction to Queer Studies, Fall 2019 at Oregon State University!

QS/WGSS 262-002. MWF 4:00-4:50 PM. DPD Credit. CRNs: 20219/20218.

Women in World Cinema, Fall 2019 at Oregon State University! WGSS 235. DPD Credit.

Corvallis: CRN 19261

Ecampus: CRN 20045.

Rebecca Lambert, PhD Student in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Oregon State University, is looking for research participants! Details below.

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Study Title: “Getting Emotional: Affective Whiteness in Feminist Anti-Racist Social Justice Movements”

The Principal Investigator for this research is Dr. Patti Duncan.

This study seeks to understand how emotions affect the work of feminist anti-racist social justice activists.

Participants will be asked to take part in an interview that will last 60-90 minutes, approximately. These interviews will be conducted by Rebecca Lambert and will be audio recorded.

Additional Information: The primary object of this research is to understand the role of emotions in movements for feminist anti-racist social justice organizing. I seek to understand what processes lead to white women’s active engagement with race, racism, and racial justice, as central to feminist activism that is truly intersectional.

Did you attend a Women’s March event in Oregon or South Carolina?

Are you willing to talk about your experiences engaging in activism, especially at a women’s march event? If you are at least 18, and have attended a women’s march in Oregon or South Carolina, please contact Rebecca Lambert at [email protected].