Archived Events

This daylong event shares the work of scholars working at the intersection of open science and STS on socioenvironmental data. 

This talk asks: For whom does the computational history of the earth matter?  I engage this question by examining the work of the UN-sponsored Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (5C) to develop an open-access digital database.  The 5C’s data collection in ‘extreme envir

A group of landscape design students have worked hard to beautify the outdoor garden at FRI. Come see all their hard work this Saturday! Bonus: see student and community-created feminist art!

Celebrate the approaching spring with a day clearing space and planting anew! Join student leaders from the LED 141 course and the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden in a community volunteer event at the outdoor garden at the Feminist Research Institute.

This two-panel symposium brings together scholars, clinicians, and activists to examine how trans health has been shaped and contested through medicine, ethics, and political struggles.

We at the Feminist Research Institute are thrilled to invite you all to our annual Open House next Friday, October 10th!

The SEEKCommons Project is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), grant #2226425.

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.

The SEEKCommons Project is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), grant #2226425.