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Join Us for Our August Virtual Craft Hour!
Come chat with RWSA members at our August craft hour! Bring your crafting projects, end-of-summer stories, and plans for the school year. Beginners and non-crafters welcome!
Explore the JANAL Archive!
The Kerala Museum, a vibrant cultural space in Kochi, located on the south-west coast of India, announces its new digital programme on Kerala history. Venturing outside the physical limits of the Museum, JANAL, meaning window in Malayalam, is a programme … Continue reading
A Canadian Farmstead’s Baked Beans: Luscious Lesson
We can learn a lot from the way a family bakes its beans . . .
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Write for the RWSA Blog!
We are always looking for submissions to our blog. We accept everything from book excerpts to informal reflections about research, activism, and rural life. Our blog posts typically range from 200 to 2,000 words in length and photos or other … Continue reading
RWSA Blog
The purpose of the RWSA blog is to improve the visibility of rural women’s studies research and activism around the world.
Meet the Female “Drummer”
Gary Gillman, Beer Et Seq Toronto, Ontario, Canada ` In North America in the late-19th and early 20th centuries, manufacturing and wholesaling firms relied on armies of traveling sales personnel to interest buyers in their product line. Their customers were typically … Continue reading
Call for Presentations and Papers–RWSA 2024
Gendered Advocacy and Activism, Shaping Institutions and Communities Rural Women’s Studies Association Triennial Conference Hosted by Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA May 15-19, 2024 Recent challenges to civil rights in various locations internationally bring to mind equity in rural … Continue reading
Gender and Rural History: A Roundtable
What is the meaning, place and role of gender in both the rural past and the rural historiography? #ruralwomen #twitterstorians #aghist Continue reading
Gramie Sweetser Drove a REO: diaries of an Aroostook County, Maine, farm wife, 1920-1956
I physically experience farm life in the context of the research I conduct, and I often reflect on the lives of women in this same place when it was in its ascendancy. Continue reading
OK, I’ll Do it Myself
For the past half century, Caroline Schimmel has collected narratives of women overcoming obstacles in the wilderness. Continue reading