reFraming: Dramatic Narratives of African American Female Landowners in Alabama’s Black Belt
How did an entire Black community manage to keep land during Reconstruction and in the Jim Crow South?
How did an entire Black community manage to keep land during Reconstruction and in the Jim Crow South?
Join us May 15-19, 2024, in Jonesboro, Arkansas, for RWSA 2024!
Gendered Advocacy and Activism, Shaping Institutions and Communities
Rural Women’s Studies Association Triennial Conference 2024
Submit proposals by 1 June 2023
The RWSA decided to go virtual, and the great pivot began.
The theme, “Kitchen Table Talk to Global Forum,” emphasizes how conversations, relationships, and food shape rural communities. This theme allows for the consideration of the ways that gendered, sexual, ethnic, and racial identities affect personal power, class consciousness, individual choice, and community development. These subjects lend themselves to the exploration of rural activism, social justice, innovation, politics, business development, cultural expression, self-governance, and collective experiences — both historical and contemporary — locally and globally.
The Rural Women’s Studies Association’s triennial conference has gone virtual. Register today!
The 2021 RWSA Triennial Conference is going virtual. We are excited to host a virtual conference that allows for a more diverse range of participants.
Women, Gender and Sexuality at the Agricultural History Society’s 100th Anniversary Meeting The 100th anniversary meeting of the Agricultural History Society will be held June 5-8, 2019, in Washington, DC. The conference will address the theme of “Power in Agricultural History.” It will feature scholarship related to rural women and Read more
What works would you add to our rural women’s studies canon?