“Sternberg, Tromble, and Sumner have created a powerful and timely work…”

—Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle

The Feminist Research Institute invites proposals for the

Feminist Futures Research Symposium

January 23, 2020 at UC Davis

Are you interested in integrating a commitment to justice into your research? Join FRI for Asking Different Questions (ADQ). This project takes on the challenge of changing research cultures to create more equitable and accurate knowledge. We are doing this by creating and pilot testing discussion-based curriculum designed to train graduate students in how to locate their research questions within larger societal context, identify historical bias, and address questions of those traditionally under-served.

Spring is here and so are multiple funding opportunities with the Feminist Research Institute for the 2019-2020 academic year. 

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Legacies of the Street: Seeking Mobility Justice in West Adams & Mid-City sought to demonstrate the deep relationships between place and people that persist even in the face of transportation injustice. Below is a collection of resources for community members to deepen their own understanding of transportation history of their neighborhood.

California Humanities has recently announced the 2017 Humanities For All Quick Grant awards. The Feminist Research Institute at UC Davis has been awarded $5,000 for its project entitled “Legacies of the Street: Seeking Transportation Justice.”