Organized and Hosted by the Institute for Research on Women, Rutgers, New Brunswick
Friday, April 17, 2020
Keynote speaker: Noëlle McAfee Professor of Philosophy at Emory University
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Program
Online via Webex
9.50 a.m. Welcoming Remarks Arlene Stein, Director, Institute for Research on Women
10.00 a.m. - 11 a.m. Panel 1
Belinda Davis, “‘Speaking the Self’, ‘Speaking of Bitterness’: Feminism and a New Politics in 1970s West Germany”
Kirin Gupta, “Imagining the Anti-Colony: Rage, Mourning, and Terror in Women’s Solidarities in Afro-Asia”
Ileana Nachescu, “From Passions to Politics: Women’s Feelings Toward Other Women and the National Alliance of Black Feminists (1974-1983)”
11.05 a.m. - 12.05 p.m. Panel 2
Nancy Chi Cantalupo, “Emotion, Democracy & Protecting Title IX”
Holloway Sparks, “‘Feminazis’ 1, Limbaugh 0: Gendering the Performativity of Political Anger in the ‘War on Women’”
12.45 p.m. - 1.30 p.m. Keynote Lecture by Noëlle McAfee
1.35 p.m. - 2.35 p.m. Panel 3
Nermin Allam, “Women, Hope, and Activism in Egypt”
Barbara Koziak, “Feeling Patriarchal”
2.40 p.m. - 3.40 p.m. Panel 4
Kathryn Abrams, “That’s When My Message Would Come Across the Strongest…”: Sharing and Managing Emotion in the Undocumented Immigrants Movement
Deborah Gould, “Passion and Danger in the Age of Trump”
Ciara Torres Spelliscy, “Stuck in an Information Silo: How Branding can Overtake Truth in an Election.”
3.45 p.m. - 4.15 p.m. Wrap up
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