Given that a portion of the students in our classes will have disabilities, considering those students when designing courses can help increase the likelihood that all of our students can thrive in our courses. In this session Zahra Fakhraai of Chemistry and Heather Love of…

This workshop introduces the genre of Indigenous futurism as a decolonizing technology in the context of Black and Brown colonized realities in the so called U.S. Inspired by the highly praised theatrical play “Where the Earth Meets the Sky,” written by Edyka Chilomé, Ariana Cook…

Join us in welcoming FQT/GSWS Visiting Scholar Shae Frydenlund and learn about her work. "Labor, whiteness, and spatial privilege in Colorado ski country" In the United States, the widespread relocation of wealthy remote workers to mountain towns during the COVID-19 pandemic…

Join us to for Jessa Lingel's WIP, "The Polygraph’s Sexual Politics" Although the technical and psychological accuracy of the polygraph has been contested almost since the device’s inception, it continues to enjoy substantial popularity throughout North America within law…

Kathy Peiss is the Roy F. and Jeannette P. Nichols Professor of American History at Penn, where she teaches courses on modern American cultural history and the history of American sexuality, women, and gender. Her research has examined the history of working women; working-class…