...Vanessa Pérez Rosario Copyright © 2013 by Smith College 2013 VANESSA PEREZ ROSARIO Solidarityacross Borders:An Interviewwith ArtistAndreaArroyo On the morning ofDecember 31, 2010, I took the number 1 train uptown to the Washington Heights section of Manhattan to meet with artist Andrea Arroyo...

...Jennifer D. Williams Copyright © 2017 Smith College 2017 JENNIFER D. WILLIAMS An InterestingWoman: A Conversationwith AndreaLee I had the pleasure of speaking to Andrea Lee twice over the course of several years about living and writing as an expatriate, traveling as a black woman, watching...

...Andreá N. Williams Abstract Black activists Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Harriet Tubman, during the height of their involvement in the antislavery movement, lived as unmarried women amid a mid-nineteenth-century culture that ostensibly devalued singleness. This essay examines nineteenth-century...

...Andrea Smith CONFERENCE REPORT The Colorof Violence Violence Against Women of Color ANDREA SMITH A young American Indian woman was once gang raped by prominent members of an urban Indian community she and I lived in. When she sought justice, the response of the community was to blame her: she...

...Andrea Smith Copyright © 2004 by Smith College 2004 BeyondthePoliticsofInclusionV:iolence AgainsWt omenofColorandHumanRights BY ANDREA SMITH What was disturbing to so many U.S. citizens about the September II, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center is that these attacks disrupted their sense...

...Andrea L. Humphrey Copyright © 2004 by Smith College 2004 InternationalFeminism, Human Rightsand the Women's Studies Curriculum A ConferenactetheNexusof Pedagogy andActivism ED. BY LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY IntroductioCn:onference-making BY ANDREA L. HUMPHREY On March 20, 2003...

... Guy-Sheftall AmbreenHai Andrea Hairston Barbara Harlow Michiko Hase Evelyn Hawthorne Tanya Hernandez YlvaK. Hernlund Maria Herrera-Sobek Emily Ignacio Honoree Fanonne Jeffers Michelle Joffroy Karen Kaivola Ricki Kantrowitz Khalilah Karim-Rushdan J. K~haulani Kauanui Alexandra Keller Nathalie Kermoal...

... Karin George Indira Ghose Bishnupriya Ghosh Angela Ginorio David Theo Goldberg Christina Gomez Maria Gonzalez PumlaGqola Farah Griffin Jocelyne Guilbault Encarnacion Gutierrez Rodriguez Nina Ha Andrea Hairston Mary Hancock Laura Harris Michiko Hase Maria HerreraSobek Margaret Hunt Preminda Jacob...

... and speech; freedom from want and fear (Glendon 2001, xviii). When a community adopts and refines a human rights analysis of the harms they have suffered, Andrea Smith asserts above that it creates spaces for collective and connected healing. This is because human rights repositions "victims...

... Tiya Miles Nancy Mithlo Minoa Moallem Eliza Noh Mari-Jose N'Zengou Tayo Anita Patterson Rafael Perez-Torres Jeanne Perrault Kevin Quashie Deridre Raynor Sean Redding Angelita Reyes Andrea Rushing Raka Shame Andrea Smith Kathleen Staudt Michelle Stephens Patricia Tamie Natasha Trethewey Maria Velazquez...

... Faiola Farah Griffin Laurie Fenlason The Ford Foundation Gabrielle Foreman Diane Fujino Dawn Fulton Velma Garcia Anita Garey Deborah Gewertz Indira Ghose Angela Ginorio Christina Gomez Inderpal Grewal Michelle Habell-Pallen AmbreenHai Andrea Hairston Evelyn Hammonds Barbara Harlow Laura Harris Rich...

.... This is especially true in the U.S. where electoral activism is limited to two parties with relatively little political difference between them and where new parties are not being generated out of mass movements. 94 LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY LR:Youoften speak of your experiences at the World Social...

... that struggles for social autonomy will not deny Native women's gendered concerns and rights. First, I will situate myself as a Native woman. Second, I will discuss how Native scholars have privileged race and tribal nation over gender. Then I will examine how the sexual and domestic violence activism of Andrea...

.... Moreover, representing oneself as a feminist of any kind can trigger knee-jerk antipathy from a variety of quarters, even before one has a chance to begin the conversation. In the face of the intense and rapid consolidation of repres- 102 LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY sive forces globally since 9...

... of women of color in the feminist health movement. The fight was against a new disease with deadly consequences, and a strange penchant for already reviled and disrespected "minorities." The fight was, and still is, against the fear and 124 LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY hatred of difference...

... international network of grassroots organizations that have come together with a particular mission-to end poverty in the United States and, in fact, in the world. We are about building a mass movement to end poverty-not 108 LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY "reducing" or "ameliorating," and certainly...

... LAURA H. ROSKOS AND ANDREA L. HUMPHREY and 1950s mass boycotts, and again in the mass democratic movement of the 1980s. The latest social uprising, which precipitated the fall of apartheid, was sustained for several years by women's mobilization in rural areas and townships, in military units and civic...

... Sharpley-Whiting Caroline Sinavaiana Andrea Smith Elizabeth V. Spelman Meg Sweeney Ellen Dore Watson Alys EveWeinbaum Psyche Williams-Forson Deborah Wong Jiwei Xiao Elise Young 188 ...

... Erin Mackie Anita Mannur Liz Miller Nadine Naber Stephanie Newell Eliza Noh Eve Oishi Marisa Parham Anita Patterson Gayle Pemberton Kevin Quashie AnupamaRao ParamaRoy Andrea Rushing Alberto Sandoval Sarita See Michelle Stephens Nancy Saporta Sternbach Mari-Jose N'Zengou Tayo Valorie D. Thomas Ellen...

... Carolyn Powell Anjali Prabhu JasbirPuar Kevin Quashie Catherine S. Ramirez JosnaRege Angelita Reyes Lynn Roberts Zohra Saed Maria Saldana-Portillo Ranu Samantrai Lisa Sanchez-Gonzalez Alberto Sandoval Sejal Shah Simona Sharoni Andrea Smith Silvia Spitta Susan Takata Thomas Travisano Natasha Trethewey Aili...