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It Happens Here Event

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
It Happens Here is an event allowing survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence to share their stories with the Middlebury community.  At the event, all anonymously submitted stories will be read in an act of solidarity.  The event promotes visibility and recognition of the experiences of Middlebury community members. Please come for a night of respect and healing.  

Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

Open to the Public

It Happens Here

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
It Happens Here is an event allowing survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence to share their stories with the Middlebury community. At this event, all stories will be read in an act of solidarity. This event promotes visibility and recognition of the experiences of Middlebury community members. Please come for a night of respect and healing.

We are currently accepting submissions to be read at the event. Submissions may be made anonymously, and all submissions will be read. You can find the submission form at go/ihh2018/

Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

Informational brunch for Elect Her

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
This informational brunch is intended towards Middlebury students who identify as female. On March 3, the national organization Running Start is hosting a series of workshops to encourage female-identified students to run for student government.

Ross Seminar Room 011

GSFS Reception to welcome new faculty

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
The Program in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies invites you to join us for a reception to welcome new faculty. This will be a good opportunity to catch up with colleagues before the semester rush takes over. We will be serving refreshments. Please RSVP to Karin Hanta at x5937 or khanta@middlebury.edu. All are welcome to attend.

(Private)

Closed to the Public

Hungry Hungry Feminists: A Feminist and Queer Studies Game Night

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
Do you like board games? Are you interested in Feminist and Queer Studies? Are you committed to social justice?

Join us for a Feminist and Queer Studies GAME NIGHT!

Students in Professor Carly Thomsen’s Queer Critique and Politics of Reproduction classes created board games that translate the arguments of complicated academic texts into a format that can circulate beyond the classroom. Join us to play our fun games—and learn more about feminist and queer studies in the process! 

Chateau Grand Salon

Open to the Public

Gensler Symposium-2018 Screening

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
Join us for the screening of the movie “Out in the Night” (Blair Doroshwalther, USA, 2014, 75 minutes) to start the dialogue for the Gensler Family Symposium 2018: “Resist! Feminists Respond to Racism.”

Popcorn will be served. For more information and a full schedule for the symposium go to: go/gensler2018.

Sponsored by: GSFS Program; Chellis House-Women’s Resource Center; Feminists Action at Middlebury; SOAN Department; and the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity.

Gifford Annex Classroom 156

Open to the Public

Gensler Symposium-2018 Screening

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
Join us for the screening of the movie “Whose Streets” (Sabaah Folayan/Damon Davis, USA, 2017, 90 minutes) to start the dialogue for the Gensler Family Symposium 2018: “Resist! Feminists Respond to Racism.”

Popcorn will be served. For more information and a full schedule for the symposium go to: go/gensler2018.

Sponsored by: GSFS Program; Chellis House-Women’s Resource Center; Feminists Action at Middlebury; SOAN Department; and the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity

Gifford Annex Classroom 156

Open to the Public

Gensler Symposium-2018 Keynote Speakers

Sponsored by:
Gender, Sexuality, & Fem Studies
Join us for the two keynote speakers, Rosemary Hennessy and Tithi Bhattacharya, for the Gensler Family Symposium 2018: “Resist! Feminists Respond to Racism.”

Prof. Hennessy (Rice University) will be speaking on “Collaborating with the Dead on the Erotic Life of Racism: The example of Muriel Rukeyser.” Prof. Bhattacharya (Purdue University) will talk about “Social Reproduction of Life and the Emancipatory Totalities of Dalit History.”

For more information and a full schedule for the symposium go to: go/gensler2018.

Robert A. Jones '59 Conference Room

Open to the Public