As part of the “Visualizing Reproductive Justice: A Call to End Fake Clinics” exhibit that showcased the art of the first GSFS-Chellis House Public Feminism Fellows on September 27, 2022, Dr. Virginia Thomas gave a talk entitled “The World Building Power of Queer Aesthetics.” You can watch Dr. Thomas’ talk here: https://vimeo.com/760040169
 

Upcoming Events of Interest

  • Feminist Action at Middlebury Club Meeting

    Feminist Action at Middlebury (FAM) is a club at Middlebury College that welcomes people of identities to explore intersectional feminist activism in a positive, fun, and inclusive environment.

    Chellis Living Room/Seminar Room

  • Spill the Tea

    Q&A’s weekly Spill the Tea is back! It runs every Tuesday in the Anderson Freeman Resource Center.

    Anderson Freeman Resource Center

  • Feminist Action at Middlebury Club Meeting

    Feminist Action at Middlebury (FAM) is a club at Middlebury College that welcomes people of identities to explore intersectional feminist activism in a positive, fun, and inclusive environment.

    Chellis Living Room/Seminar Room

  • Spill the Tea

    Q&A’s weekly Spill the Tea is back! It runs every Tuesday in the Anderson Freeman Resource Center.

    Anderson Freeman Resource Center

  • Feminist Action at Middlebury Club Meeting

    Feminist Action at Middlebury (FAM) is a club at Middlebury College that welcomes people of identities to explore intersectional feminist activism in a positive, fun, and inclusive environment.

    Chellis Living Room/Seminar Room

  • Queer Trivia

    A trivia night hosted by QTPOC to highlight qu

    McCullough Crossroads Cafe (The Juice Bar)

  • Gensler Symposium: Performing Feminist Joy | Collective Care: Anti-racist Mindfulness and Meditation Practices

    This presentation centers around comparative analysis of scholarly discussions on self-care in feminist and queer studies and perspectives shared by meditation practitioners of color. While some scholars of care tend to frame meditation and mindfulness as a neoliberal technique of governance with the only goal of personal happiness and self-improvement, people of color who use contemplative practices in their recently published teachings, instead present a complicated picture of the relationship of self- to collective care.

    Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

    Open to the Public