Tracing themes of kinship, wildness, intimacy, wonder, abuse, healing, and advocacy, students read a variety of genres representing voices across race, culture, and place.
Students write and sketch, share their work, and reflect on other writers' work.
Learn strategies for developing new curricula that offer diverse perspectives and celebrate women s contributions and lives. Cosponsored by the Women s Studies Program, the Education Department, and the National Women s History Project, this institute is for educators, librarians, and students interested in Women s Studies. Through a variety of hands-on experiences, you will explore approaches for infusing Women s Studies material into the curriculum from Kindergarten through Grade Twelve.