This workshop is intended for graduate students who want to improve and think critically about their teaching practices. Attending the workshop also counts towards the Center for Teaching and Learning Certificate :

Work in Progress Seminar: Roz Lee (APC Professor of Practice) GSWS Professor of Practice Roz Lee will lead an interactive discussion on how social justice philanthropy supports political activism and social protest, and how current events are requiring us to grapple with race…

Thursday, October 17, at 7:30 PM, join the Kelly Writers House, Gender Sexuality and Women Studies Undergrad Advisory Board, and Queer Students Alliance for a SPEAKEASY open mic night in honor of National Coming Out Day (Oct. 11). Performers can share anything related to this…

The year 2019 marks the quadricentennial of a momentous event in American history: the arrival of “20 and odd” enslaved Africans in 1619 at Point Comfort, Virginia Colony. This event and its attendant histories would alter the course and character of not only the United States…

The National Conference on Community Writing is a three day conference bringing together scholars from across the disciplines who do writing-related activist work across the country on a range of issues and in collaboration with activists working, for example, in women's shelters…