Workshops and Events

Lead: Women's History and International Women's Day Planning Committee, SF State University

Reading, wRioting, and Reclaiming: Feminism(s) Empowerment and the Crisis in Public Education.

The Series consists of eight weekly events in March of speakers and films that bring together SFSU scholars, activists, writers and community organizers to discuss topics related to women in a global context.

Women, Gender and Science: Fixing the Numbers, Knowledge, and Institutions

CSU IT Catalyst Evaluation and Selfassessment (CITIES) Project.
Leticia Márquez Magaña, Professor, Biology, SF State

The SEPAL: Spectrum Project: Building Pathways to Biomedical Research Careers for Girls and Women of Color.
Kimberly Tanner, Asst. Professor, Biology, SF State

Gendered Innovations in Science, Medicine and Engineering.
Londa Schiebinger, Director, Clayman Institute for Gender Research & Professor of History of Science, Stanford University

Breaking the Science Glass Ceiling Through Institutional Transformation.
Sue V. Rosser, University Provost and Professor of Women & Gender Studies and of Sociology, SF State

Moderator: Lisa White, Assoc. Dean, College of Science & Engineering, SF State

All events are open to the public. For specific details please visit the website: http://bss.sfsu.edu/bss/
For questions, please contact: Kathy Johnson (kathyjoh@sfsu.edu)