Fall Events
Feminist Brown Bags
Gather for a monthly presentation of current research by CSULB faculty. Join in the stimlating discussion and be a part of the developing field.
September 10: Professor Eriko Maeda (Communicatuion Studies) speaks on Exploring Relational Identities of Always-Single Japanese Women through Their Voices
An increasing number of Japanese women are remaining single after the traditionally "marked" marriageable age of twenty-something. This study examines interpersonal relationships of and their impact on these women, using analyses of the interview data collected in 2003 and 2007. The complexities of always-single Japanese women's identities that reflect their personal, familial, social, and cultural environment is presented through their voices.
October 8: Professor Norma Chinchilla (Sociology & Women's Studies) will share her latest research on immigrant women
November 12: Professor Claire Martin (Spanish) will discuss her work.
Special Events
October 16: Dr. Mari Matsuda from Georgetown University
Intellectual Freedom in Dangerous Times
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