Past Events
I Know The End, a play by Sof Sears ('23), produced by Ricardo Bracho
The Rotunda
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…
GSWS Graduate Conference on Abolition with Elias Rodriques
Penn LGBT Center
3907 Spruce St
What is abolition? Ruth Wilson Gilmore states “Abolition is about abolishing the conditions under which prison became the solution to problems, rather than abolishing the buildings we call prisons.” Abolition exists within the context of racialized, gendered, and ableist…
I Know The End, a play by Sof Sears ('23), produced by Ricardo Bracho
The Rotunda
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…
Symposium: Impact of the Dobbs Decision on the Workforce & Science
Jordan Law Auditorium, Jordan Medical Education Center, 3400 Civic Center Boulevard
Penn PROMOTES Research on Sex & Gender in Health and FOCUS on Health and Leadership for Women are co-hosting a symposium on April 13, 2023, on the Impact of the Dobbs Decision on the Workforce & Science. This symposium will feature talks by Aletha Akers, Vice President for…
I Know The End, a play by Sof Sears ('23), produced by Ricardo Bracho
Main Room of The Rotunda
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…