Center for Research on Gender & Women

Transnational Feminism Research Circle

The Transnational Feminism Research Circle is a project of the International Institute of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It partners with scholars and groups across campus interested in the study of transnational women's movements. It collaborates with Femsem (Training Seminar in Sociology of Gender) in the Department of Sociology; the Geographies of Feminism and Difference Series in the Department of Geography, the Transnational Gender History Series in the Department of History.

TARGET Research Circle

This new research circle focuses on how organizations and governments "mainstream" gender equity concerns into international policy, particularly on the transformation of feminist knowledge into “gender expertise” in various policy arenas. This project is designed to (1) deepen feminist policy-making expertise in Madison, (2) build connections between Madison gender scholars and those considered “gender experts” in policy institutions, and (3) advance UW as a globally recognized center for feminist policy knowledge.

You can visit the TARGET website here.

African Women’s Movements: Transforming Political Landscapes. Aili Tripp, Isabel Casimiro, Joy Kwesiga, and Alice Mungwa (co-authors). New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009.

Janet Shibley Hyde and Joy K. Rice, Co-Chairs of Task Force. 2006. Lieutenant Governor's Task Force on Women and Depression in Wisconsin.  

Center for Research on Gender & Women eBULLETIN

Fellowships

Center for Research on Gender & Women sponsor's an annual competition for the Feminist Scholars' Fellowship. The fellowship is designed to provide University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty a full-time research appointment for one semester. The Center will finance a lecturer replacement if necessary in the scholar's home department to cover the applicant's teaching responsibilities.

Visiting Scholars