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Interview with Professor Alonna Carter-Donaldson: Research on Black Women’s History in Pittsburgh
Interview with Professor Alonna Carter-Donaldson: Research on Black Women’s History in Pittsburgh
I interviewed Professor Alonna Carter Donaldson, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh. She looks at the history and experiences of…
Anya Sen
Aug 16
Discussion with Shalu Yadav, a Fearless Transgender Woman from India
Discussion with Shalu Yadav, a Fearless Transgender Woman from India
Discussion with Shalu Yadav, a Fearless Transgender Woman from India
Anya Sen
Aug 3
Interview with Professor Jacqueline Bhabha: Research on Migration, Women, Human Rights, Human…
Interview with Professor Jacqueline Bhabha: Research on Migration, Women, Human Rights, Human…
Interview with Professor Jacqueline Bhabha: Research on Migration, Women, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, and More
Anya Sen
Jul 28
Interview with Professor Sarah Gamble: Bridging Together Studies of Gender, Sexuality, and Public…
Interview with Professor Sarah Gamble: Bridging Together Studies of Gender, Sexuality, and Public…
I interviewed Professor Sarah Gamble, a Visiting Assistant Professor of the Practice of Gender and Sexuality Studies. She leads the Public…
Anya Sen
Jul 17
Interview with Professor Fariha Khan: Understanding Her Studies of South Asian Americans and Asian…
Interview with Professor Fariha Khan: Understanding Her Studies of South Asian Americans and Asian…
I interviewed Professor Fariha Khan, who studies race, ethnicity, gender, food, and so much more. Professor Khan’s research studies Asian…
Anya Sen
Jul 9
Interview with Professor Jenny Spencer: Reducing Gaps, Disparities, and Inequities within the…
Interview with Professor Jenny Spencer: Reducing Gaps, Disparities, and Inequities within the…
I interviewed Professor Jenny Spencer, an assistant Professor in the Department of Population Health and Department of Medicine at the…
Anya Sen
Jul 8
Zubaida Bai: A simple birth kit for mothers in the developing world | TED Talk
Zubaida Bai: A simple birth kit for mothers in the developing world | TED Talk
I just watched a TED Talk by Zubaida Bai, entitled “A simple birth kit for mothers in the developing world.” I learned a lot and wanted to…
Anya Sen
Jun 19
1000 Days Since the Taliban ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
1000 Days Since the Taliban ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
June 14, 2024: Today marks the 1000-day mark from when the Taliban banned girls’ education in Afghanistan. Specifically, the ban prohibited…
Anya Sen
Jun 14
Who is Edna Adan Ismail?
Who is Edna Adan Ismail?
Edna Adam Ismail, a groundbreaking woman, is an activist, nurse, and midwife, and was the first female Foreign Minister of Somaliland…
Anya Sen
May 26
Interview with Professor Radhika Balakrishnan: Feminism Within Economics
Interview with Professor Radhika Balakrishnan: Feminism Within Economics
I interviewed Professor Radhika Balakrishnan, a professor in the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, School of Arts and…
Anya Sen
May 15
Interview with Professor Rifat A. Salam: Culture, Gender, and Research
Interview with Professor Rifat A. Salam: Culture, Gender, and Research
I interviewed Professor Rifat A. Salam, an Associate Professor and Deputy Chairperson of Social Sciences, Human Services, and Criminal…
Anya Sen
May 10
Interview with Professor Dina M. Siddiqi: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Race…
Interview with Professor Dina M. Siddiqi: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Race…
I interviewed Professor Dina M. Siddiqi, a cultural anthropologist at New York University (NYU). She researches the intersectionality of…
Anya Sen
Apr 22
Interview with Professor Viola Lasmana: Connecting Southeast Asian Studies with Southeast Asian…
Interview with Professor Viola Lasmana: Connecting Southeast Asian Studies with Southeast Asian…
I had a conversation with Professor Viola Lasmana, a South and Southeast Asian American Studies Postdoctoral Fellow at Rutgers University…
Anya Sen
Apr 19
Interview with Professor Martin Manalansan: “Thinking Otherwise” about Entrenched Fields that Were…
Interview with Professor Martin Manalansan: “Thinking Otherwise” about Entrenched Fields that Were…
I recently had the opportunity to interview Professor Martin Manalansan, a Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Rutgers…
Anya Sen
Apr 13
Interview with Professor Jane Juffer: Discussing Work on Migration and Gender
Interview with Professor Jane Juffer: Discussing Work on Migration and Gender
I recently interviewed Professor Jane Juffer, a program director of Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Cornell University. She is…
Anya Sen
Apr 7
Interview with Dr. Roksana Badruddoja: Reframing Narratives and…
Interview with Dr. Roksana Badruddoja: Reframing Narratives and…
I recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Roksana Badruddoja, a Professor of Sociology, Women and Gender studies, and Critical Race…
Anya Sen
Apr 1
Shania Clark’s TED Talk: Mental Health & Women — A Reflection
Shania Clark’s TED Talk: Mental Health & Women — A Reflection
I recently watched a TED Talk by Shania Clark entitled “Mental Health & Women.” I really learned a lot watching her speak, and I wanted to…
Anya Sen
Mar 28
Interview with Dr. Kalindi Vora: Discussing Chronic Illnesses & their ties to Gender and Race
Interview with Dr. Kalindi Vora: Discussing Chronic Illnesses & their ties to Gender and Race
I had the opportunity to interview Dr. Kalindi Vora, a Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration, and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality…
Anya Sen
Mar 18
The Recent Iceland Women’s Strike and its Precursors
The Recent Iceland Women’s Strike and its Precursors
Thousands of women marched together, schools and libraries closed, and streets were crowded: this is an accurate depiction of Iceland on…
Anya Sen
Mar 3
How students like me can support girls’ education in their communities.
How students like me can support girls’ education in their communities.
“Lemonade! One cup of lemonade for a dollar!” I yell. Suddenly, what seems like a million customers come rushing up to my stand. As I pour…
Anya Sen
Feb 18
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