Beans Velocci, an Assistant Professor of History and Sociology and GSWS, delivers a 60-Second Lecture about historical perspectives of sex.

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.

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 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 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…

Mae Eskenazi Offerings to Bob Flanagan Monitor, Speaker, Low Boy stand, Mies Van Der Rohe Leather chair, Leather cord, Bed(s) 1 hour 1 min 11 seconds 2021-2022Offerings to Bob Flanagan interrogates pain as an endurance performance, incessant conjuring, and connective tissue as…

For decades in the global South, and particularly in Latin America, women have been developing a strong role in social struggles and in processes of collective self-organization, linked to the field of human rights, to the defense of the most excluded sectors, to which…

I Know the End is an experimental, feminist 1-act play written and directed by senior GSWS major Sofia (Sof) Sears and produced/advised by Ricardo Bracho. This is a play about Los Angeles and all its urban folklore, Chicana experience, monsters, girlhood, trauma and rage, with a…