Past Events
GSWS Graduate Colloquium ft. Genevieve Tan (History) and Yingchen Kwok (History and Sociology of Science)
FBH 345
Genevieve Tan (she/hers) "Daughters of Japan: Women and the Household Registration System" [Abstract Forthcoming] Yingchen Kwok (she/hers) "Can Protozoa Die? On Heredity and Reproductive Futurity in Late Nineteenth-Century German Biology" In 1881, the German zoologist August…
Global Discovery: Undoing Slavery
Online
Explore the world virtually, both far and near, with Penn faculty members and your fellow alumni community. Each live, interactive lecture features Penn professors sharing new and innovative research on a variety of topics. Participants will have the opportunity to ask in-depth…
Belief and Backlash After #MeToo
Annenberg Room 109
The Annenberg Center for Collaborative Communication invites you to celebrate the launch of two incredibly pertinent books on October 5th. Join us to celebrate the publication of Believability: Sexual Violence, Media, and the Politics of Doubt by Dean Sarah Banet-Weiser and…
Woman, Life, Freedom: A Global Gender Protest
Claire Fagin Hall Auditorium
Woman, Life, Freedom: A Global Gender Protest
Houston Hall Auditorium
Sex Isn't Real: 60 Second Lecture by Beans Velocci
Benjamin Franklin Statue, College Green
Beans Velocci, an Assistant Professor of History and Sociology and GSWS, delivers a 60-Second Lecture about historical perspectives of sex.
FQT/GSWS Fall Open House
Green space behind Fisher Bennett Hall
Join GSWS/FQT faculty, staff, and students as we celebrate the start of the new academic year. Remarks by Director Melissa Sanchez given at 4 pm.
Class of 2023 Honors Thesis Presentations & Celebration
LGBT Center, Goodhand Room
Join us as we celebrate the Class of 2023 Honors Thesis students: 11:00 am - Serena Martinez 11:20 am - Ashwarya Devason 11:40 am - Alex Worrall 12:00 pm - Talia Fiester 12:20 pm - Sof Sears 12:40 pm - Emily White Food will be provided. Zoom option available. RSVP below. Read…
Eidos Panel Discussion for Research and Professional Development
The Quorum at the Science Center (3675 Market St)
Eidos invites graduate students from across the University of Pennsylvania involved in LGBTQ+ work and research to a panel discussion of insights and inspirations for research and professional development. Panelists: Ed Brockenbrough, PhD, Graduate School of Education Dalmacio…
Why was Roe v. Wade Overturned? What History Tells Us
Penn Women's Center Living Room
Why was Roe v. Wade Overturned? What History Tells Us Come by for lunch at the Penn Women's Center for discussion about the historical context for the 2022 Supreme Court Decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Speakers include Professor Sarah Barringer Gordon, Professor Kathleen M…