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Boston Globe: "Reflections on Reflection" by Cate McQuaid
"Bummer: Boomer Women, Work and Love" WSRC Lecture in Brandeis student newspaper The Hoot
Writing Cafe for Brandeis Faculty in the WSRC Library
Join faculty colleagues on Tuesdays from 9:30-noon, in silence as we write with quill, pen, or laptop in hand, in a quiet space at the edge of campus. WSRC will provide table space, plenty of strong coffee and pastries to fuel creativity. Feb 12 & 26, 2019
Writing Fridays for Brandeis Graduate Students
WSRC and HBI open the doors to our beautiful library for Brandeis graduate students to come and write on the following Fridays from 11:00-1:00PM: Jan 11 & 25, Feb 1, Mar 22 and finally April 5, 2019. Coffee and cookies will be served.
Kniznick Gallery: Half-Silvered | Anne Lilly & Karin Rosenthal
November 8, 2018 - February 15, 2019
The Kniznick Gallery presents Anne Lilly and Karin Rosenthal in “Half-Silvered.” Both artists in the exhibition visually and conceptually explore the notion of fracturing through the lenses of water and mirrors.
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Welcome to Brandeis Women's Studies Research Center!
Brandeis Women’s Studies Research Center (WSRC) is an innovative, interdisciplinary research center of scholars, artists, students, and faculty who study gender issues and women’s lives.
Advancing the social justice mission of Brandeis University, the WSRC contributes intellectually to the university as well as to national and international communities.
WSRC operates on principles of interdisciplinary exchange and discovery through three core programs: The Scholars Program, The Student Scholar Partnership Program and the Arts Program.
Be sure to check out our Affiliated Programs such as C-Change, a program that engages medical schools and academic health centers in action research promoting culture change, and On Equal Terms, a site-specific, mixed-media installation that brings viewers into the experiences of women who work in construction and skilled trades.
Coming up in March: The "Women Take the Reel" Film Festival 2019 celebrating Women's History Month.
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