Are you interested in learning more about how scientific knowledge is made? Would you like to explore how science can be harnessed to cultivate more liberatory worlds?
This book club is for those interested in understanding the intersection of motherhood, race, class, and gender, while critically examining how societal structures and systems of power shape experiences of birth and parenthood.
This book club is for those interested in understanding the intersection of motherhood, race, class, and gender, while critically examining how societal structures and systems of power shape experiences of birth and parenthood.
What does feminist theory have to do with research in Antarctica? Join Dawn Sumner, FRI Director and geobiologist, as she shares how insights from feminist research can impact fundamental science.
With the escalated attacks on environmental justice, immigrants and refugees, trans and queer people, and BIPOC communities, the urgency to build and nurture movements of resistance and freedom have never been greater.
Join us as we celebrate our 2024 Environmental Justice Leaders cohort completing their fellowship. Each EJ Leader partnered with a UC Davis researcher to engage in a 10-month shared learning project.
We're excited to invite you to learn more about how we're transforming research across disciplines! Join us in our mission to create more accurate and impactful scholarship by addressing historical biases and systemic oppression.
Black feminism offers compelling models for how to image the world otherwise. This summer, we will explore three texts by Black feminists to understand how we can vision a new trajectory in the world that is based in relationality, pleasure, and collective action.
Black feminism offers compelling models for how to image the world otherwise. This summer, we will explore three texts by Black feminists to understand how we can vision a new trajectory in the world that is based in relationality, pleasure, and collective action.
Black feminism offers compelling models for how to image the world otherwise. This summer, we will explore three texts by Black feminists to understand how we can vision a new trajectory in the world that is based in relationality, pleasure, and collective action.
