Blog – Gender and Intersectional Analysis

Call for submissions: reproductive justice in the wake of the Roe v. Wade overturn

The first in a new series of commentaries on the intersectional harms following from the U.S Supreme Court overturn of

For D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, taught by Prof. Kimberly Theidon and GAIA PhD candidate Dipali Anumol, Lee-Ann Sims

For her finale for the course D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, taught by Prof. Kimberly Theidon and PhD candidate

Rohini Roy (MALD ’23) wrote a reflection essay and series of haikus as her finale for D255: Environmental Humanities and

In this stirring short story written for D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, Princess Anene-Maidoh (MALD ’22) paints a compelling

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

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