Tag Archives: activism
Pedagogy in Public: Academic Programs and Community Partners
Perhaps organizations like the RWSA should look to the public history field for guidance [on how to] overcome the town-gown barriers. Continue reading
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Tagged activism, community outreach, conferences
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Berks Panels of Interest, Part V
Berks 2017 panels related to rural women Continue reading
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Tagged activism, African diaspora, conferences, history, imperialism, indigeneity
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Rural Cambodian Women as the Recipients of Education and NGO Focus
Few Cambodian women, especially those from rural areas, have been able to reach positions of leadership in the workforce or government. Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Cambodia, conferences, education, NGOs, poverty
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The Langham Place Feminists and Women Farmers/Farming for Women
The Langham Place group thus challenged dominant conceptualisations of respectable femininity for rural womenthroughout the second half of the nineteenth-century Continue reading
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Tagged activism, farm labor, female farmers, feminism, politics
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Contextualizing Women’s Movements in the Appalachian South
Contextualizing Women’s Movements in the Appalachian South Jessica Wilkerson, University of Mississippi My research started with watching a movie. The women characters of the award-winning documentary film “Harlan County: USA” (1976) made indelible impressions on me. Mothers, daughters, and sisters … Continue reading
17 Days of Activism for the Empowerment of Rural Women and their Communities
The Rural Women’s Studies Association and this Rural Women’s Studies blog seek to highlight both research and activism related to rural women around the world. This week, instead of our typical blog post, we have chosen to highlight an upcoming … Continue reading
In Our Own Words: Native Impressions
In Our Own Words: Native Impressions Lucy Ganje, Professor, Art/Graphic Design, University of North Dakota Kim Fink, Professor, Art/Printmaking, University of North Dakota Daniel Heyman, Professor, Painting/Printmaking, Rhode Island School of Design & Princeton University. Three artists combined oral history … Continue reading
Black Women’s Activism in Rural Arkansas
Black women’s activism was a crucial part of the self-advocacy and efficacy necessary to improve conditions in Arkansas’s rural black communities. Continue reading
Fruit of Her Fields: California Women Farmers at the Turn of the Century
By the turn of the 20th century, California women had entered the ranks of specialty crop growers by the hundreds. Continue reading
Rurality, Feminism, and Appalachia: Possibilities and Prospects for Appalachian Feminism and Interorganizational Collaboration
What is Appalachian feminism? Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Appalachia, feminism, RWSA conference, sociology
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