NAU Women's & Gender Studies

Dive into the vibrant world of feminist theory and research this spring! Graduate students—don’t miss out on this enriching opportunity! Undergrads, after checking with the instructor, the class can be open to you as well.

In this course, we will explore the history and politics of sexual and reproductive health from an intersectional, interdisciplinary, and global perspective. Course topics will cover issues such as: Feminist Conversations on Sexuality and Reproduction, Period Poverty and Menstrual Equity, History of Contraceptive Across the World, # MeToo and Rethinking Consent, Global Politics of Surrogacy, History and Politics of 200 Million Missing Women in the World, and Ge***al Modification Across Cultures.

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Have you ever wanted to go to Spain? Well now is your chance! Join us, May 19-30, 2024 as we embark on a captivating journey to explore the intricate connections between women’s struggles and larger social, economic, political, and cultural forces. All while engaging with transnational feminist networks.

We will focus on LGBTQ and Gitano rights, women and art, migration, politics, sports, rurality, dis/ability, and tourism.

Don’t miss out! Apply now at the following link, or follow the QR code listed above.

https://edabroad.nau.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProgramAngular&id=11240

Check out our Winter term courses!

These are all ONLINE and 4 weeks long. Taking winter classes is a great way to get ahead in your studies, catch up, or stay on track.

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Hey everyone! We have finished the Women's & Gender Studies 2022 Newsletter!! Check it out down below! We would like to say thank you for everyone's help in putting this together!!

Women's and Gender Studies Courses for SUMMER 2022! ENROLL NOW!!

Please join us in Decolonizing the Academy Series Session 5: Indigenizing and Native Nation Building as Paths Toward Decolonizing the Academy on Wednesday, March 23rd at 3:30 - 4:30.
This panel and community dialogue will center Indigenous scholarship, knowledge, and leadership to inform our ongoing conversation about how to "decolonize NAU." We suggest a reframing of this decolonization narrative to consider how and why we might focus instead on Indigenizing NAU by engaging in research, teaching, service, and community partnerships that advance Native Nation Building.

Zoom ID: 676 391 0681
Password: facdev

Come see Rebecca Mwase talk about herself for International Women’s Day! It’s Tuesday, March 8th at 1- 2:30pm.