Nicholas E. Cicchinelli – Page 2 – Gender and Intersectional Analysis

EcoJ 2021-2022: A Year in Review

In summer 2021, with generous funding from the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life, GAIA founded Ecologies of Justice

Call for Papers: Special Issue of Al-Raida “Women and Peace-building in the Arab Region: Intersectional Frameworks and Experiences“ Guest Editors:

GAIA PhD candidate Dipali Anumol has written a piece published in the journal Comparative Political Theory. The article, titled “Caring

GAIA’s latest newsletter features an exciting medley of student projects and publications, upcoming events, and the launch of the Cynthia

GAIA PhD candidate Kinsey Spears and Fletcher graduate Emily Prey co-author an article on gender analysis, foreign policy, and U.S.-China

MALD ’23 Christine Munson wrote a series of five poems for her finale assignment for P214: Gender Theory and Praxis

For her finale assignment in the GAIA course P214: Gender Theory and Praxis, MALD ’23 Rohini Roy combined the written

Damiana Kryygi was an indigenous child kidnapped from the Ybuturuzy Mountain Range Forest in Paraguay and subjected to inhumane and

Jen Frye, MALD 2023, chose to create a self-published book for their finale assignment for the course P214: Gender Theory

The team of Dr. Phoebe Donnelly, Fletcher PhD alumna, is seeking a full-time paid intern to work with the Women,