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Public Screening of film “Sista in the Brotherhood,” with Q&A discussion afterward by director and producer

by alicee • January 1, 2016 • Comments Off on Public Screening of film “Sista in the Brotherhood,” with Q&A discussion afterward by director and producer

Lawrence 177 UO campus free & open to the public The Center for the Study of Women in Society’s Social Sciences Feminist Network research interest group will offer a public screening of the film Sista in the Brotherhood on Friday,…

Film screening of “All About My Mother”

by alicee • May 15, 2015 • Comments Off on Film screening of “All About My Mother”

1816 W. 17th Ave. Eugene, OR 97402 Please join CSWS’s Social Sciences Feminist Network Research Interest Group (SSFN-RIG) in celebrating the end of the academic year with a film screening of All About My Mother, directed by Pedro Almodóvar. Following…

Institutional Ethnography: Dorothy Smith

by alicee • November 13, 2009 • Comments Off on Institutional Ethnography: Dorothy Smith

“Institutional Ethnography,” a talk by Dorothy Smith (delivered November 13, 2009), is now available online. Dorothy Smith is a major feminist sociologist, theorist, and methodologist. Among her many books are: The Everyday World as Problematic; Conceptual Practices of Power; and…

Major Feminist Sociologist to Speak

by alicee • November 13, 2009 • Comments Off on Major Feminist Sociologist to Speak

“Institutional Ethnography” — A Talk by Dorothy Smith Friday, November 13 Lillis Business Complex, room 285 Dorothy Smith is a major feminist sociologist, theorist, and methodologist. Among her many books are: The Everyday World as Problematic; Conceptual Practices of Power;…

About CSWS

For more than 45 years CSWS has funded feminist scholarship at the University of Oregon. Our mission is simple: we create, fund, share, and support research that addresses the complicated nature of gender identities and inequalities.

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How To Become a CSWS Affiliate

CSWS affiliates are tenure-track and career faculty, graduate students, and others whose research, scholarship, teaching, and/or education intersects with the center’s mission to address the complicated nature of gender identities and inequalities.

To become a CSWS affiliate, please complete this form.

Co-Sponsorships and Room Reservations

CSWS affiliates and UO units may request event sponsorship funding by completing the co-sponsorship form at least three weeks prior to the event. NOTE: CSWS will not be co-sponsoring events for AY 2022-23 and AY 2023-24 as all resources will be directed towards our 50th anniversary during that period.

Affiliates may request use of a CSWS conference room by completing the room reservation form. Priority will be given to CSWS events.

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