Clayman Institute for Gender Research

Clayman Institute for Gender Research The Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University began in 1974 as the first of its kind and remains at the cutting edge of gender research.

Congratulations to our 2026 graduate student prize winners! ELIZABETH FETTEROLF and RACHEL BERGMANN earned the Marjorie ...
06/19/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 graduate student prize winners! ELIZABETH FETTEROLF and RACHEL BERGMANN earned the Marjorie Lozoff prize for their work together on gendered online spaces and "looksmaxxing." The Marilyn Yalom prize goes to DANIEL KOPLITZ for their work using q***r theory and premodern music history to reconsider the formation of musical norms. https://buff.ly/QvRYv3v

From recent Clayman Conversations event on GENDER, POWER, AND AI: Experts on AI called on researchers and institutions t...
06/18/2026

From recent Clayman Conversations event on GENDER, POWER, AND AI: Experts on AI called on researchers and institutions to look more deeply and critically at the foundations of the technology, its gender and racial biases, and its impacts on people and resources. Featuring Safiya Noble of UCLA; Catherine D'Ignazio of MIT; and Angèle Christin of Stanford, moderated by Genevieve Smith. Post-event story: https://buff.ly/JvJRnQk

From the latest Gender News: In a preview of his forthcoming book, historian PEDRO REGALADO demonstrated how Latino New ...
06/18/2026

From the latest Gender News: In a preview of his forthcoming book, historian PEDRO REGALADO demonstrated how Latino New Yorkers in the 20th century navigated the city’s role within U.S. empire and forged a collective identity influenced by shared gender norms and economic experiences. Read at: https://buff.ly/SpTTvOF

From Gender News: Anthropologist and clinician AMRAPALI MAITRA shares her ethnographic research in Kolkata examining how...
06/17/2026

From Gender News: Anthropologist and clinician AMRAPALI MAITRA shares her ethnographic research in Kolkata examining how culture informs women's experience of and response to domestic violence. Read: gender.stanford.edu

This Thursday May 21, please note start time at 1 p.m. PT: Join us for a conversation with Writer in Residence Moira Don...
05/19/2026

This Thursday May 21, please note start time at 1 p.m. PT: Join us for a conversation with Writer in Residence Moira Donegan and sociologist Katie Gaddini as they discuss how and why right-wing, Christian women have risen to the forefront of American politics.

RSVP for online event: https://buff.ly/YwWRqf7

New issue of TSQ: Trans Studies in the Long Nineteenth-Century Americas. By lengthening the timeline of trans histories,...
05/19/2026

New issue of TSQ: Trans Studies in the Long Nineteenth-Century Americas. By lengthening the timeline of trans histories, scholars respond to those who would dismiss trans as new and undeserving, and also shine new light on trans presence in art and history. Work from Eagan Dean, our former postdoctoral fellow, is included!

Read TSQ: https://buff.ly/jpVHKIR

May 21 at 1 p.m. PT: Join us for a conversation with Writer in Residence Moira Donegan and sociologist Katie Gaddini as ...
05/15/2026

May 21 at 1 p.m. PT: Join us for a conversation with Writer in Residence Moira Donegan and sociologist Katie Gaddini as they discuss how and why right-wing, Christian women have risen to the forefront of American politics.

RSVP: https://buff.ly/YwWRqf7

Announcing: Online edition of "upRising" magazine! Learn about gender research today, with a focus on the Clayman Instit...
05/14/2026

Announcing: Online edition of "upRising" magazine!

Learn about gender research today, with a focus on the Clayman Institute's current projects and intergenerational research teams. Meet our student researchers and hear about the hands-on skills they learn at the Institute. Also, Institute leaders share their vision for the research program.

See upRising magazine: https://buff.ly/3a76uUr

Note the start time, 10-11:30 am PT: Join us this Thursday, May 14, for a virtual panel on Gender, Power & AI with Safiy...
05/12/2026

Note the start time, 10-11:30 am PT: Join us this Thursday, May 14, for a virtual panel on Gender, Power & AI with Safiya Noble, Ph.D., Catherine D'Ignazio, and Angéle Christin. Organized and moderated by our Postdoctoral Fellow Genevieve Smith.

AI systems are deeply embedded in everyday life. But whom do they serve, and whom do they harm?

This panel will explore how AI learns and replicates gender bias and norms, how inequities become encoded in data and systems, and what it would mean to build toward feminist, equitable AI futures.

Register here: https://buff.ly/DeWJGkv

Join us May 14th from 10-11:30am PT for a virtual panel on Gender, Power & AI with Safiya Noble, Ph.D., Catherine D'Igna...
05/06/2026

Join us May 14th from 10-11:30am PT for a virtual panel on Gender, Power & AI with Safiya Noble, Ph.D., Catherine D'Ignazio, and Angele Christin. Organized and moderated by our Postdoctoral Fellow Genevieve Smith.

AI systems are deeply embedded in everyday life. But whom do they serve, and whom do they harm?

This panel will explore how AI learns and replicates gender bias and norms, how inequities become encoded in data and systems, and what it would mean to build toward feminist, equitable AI futures.

Register here: https://buff.ly/DeWJGkv

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