Past Events
Baby Blues in the Middle Ages? Childbirth and Mental Distress in Late Medieval Europe
Class of 1978 Orrery Pavilion, Kislak Center
Featuring Na’ama Cohen Hanegbi (University of Tel Aviv) The talk examines incidents of women suffering emotional instability in pregnancy and childbirth appearing in European sources from 1300-1600. The diversity of sources - miracle tales, literary texts, exempla and medical…
Women, Power, & Politics
JMHH G88
Were the 2018 midterms a watershed moment for women in politics? How can women achieve success in campaigns, and when will women gain equal representation in politics? Join the Penn Government and Politics Association and our co-sponsor, Penn Exec AEI Council, for a panel…
Andy Warhol's Queerness and the End of Difference"
Howard and Sharon Rich Seminar Room, Jaffe Building, Room 113
Featuring: Jonathan Katz Visiting Professor, University Of Pennsylvania; Director, Doctoral Program in Visual Studies, University At Buffalo
Searching For Selfhood--Being Queer And Trans In Caribbean & Latinx Communities
LGBT Center, Goodhand Room
It’s Not Funny:
The Subversive Politics of Comedy
College Hall 200
Queer Politics in the Age of Trump
Silverman Hall 245A at Penn Law School
3501 Sansom Street
Coffee & Conversation: The Combahee River Collective and Identity Politics
Enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee and join Fred Schmidt-Arenales, Penn MFA candidate, for a conversation inspired by artist Cauleen Smith’s ICA exhibition Give It or Leave It. The discussion will focus on the reference within the exhibition to the black radical feminist group…
Trans Literacy Project Seminar on Teaching Feminist, Queer, and Trans Theory
Penn LGBT Center: 3907 Spruce Street (Robert Schoenberg Carriage House)
The Trans Literacy Project (TLP) is an exciting series of cross-discipline, cross-community conversations designed to advance trans literacy across and beyond the university. TLP workshops and expert panels feature the powerful insights of nonbinary, trans, and gender…
Sound, Gender, and the Color Line
Class of 1978 Orrery Pavilion Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center, Sixth Floor 3420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA
To honor the career of African American Philadelphia-born musician and cultural ambassador, Marian Anderson (1897-1993), the Kislak Center and the Departments of Music and Africana Studies have organized a one-day symposium to explore Anderson's musical career in the context of…
LGBTQ History Month 2018: Street Harassment--Unsafe, Uncomfortable, and Untracked
Houston Hall, Golkin Room (223)
This program will explore the lack of understanding, the unsafe feelings, and the harassment of women, minorities, and those in the LGBT community, as well tips on how to respond and, perhaps, how to end street harassment. Please join our guest speakers Amber Hikes, Director of…