By Nina Grant We want to show that…life will go on. We will win [the war] and we can beat the enemy, whether it’s with a paintbrush or with weapons.… Continue reading Women Using Art and Culture to Build Peace in Ukraine
By Naomi Hispanic, immigrant women are particularly vulnerable to workplace harassment because they are often placed in positions that are low in status because of their documentation and sex/gender. I… Continue reading Verbal Abuse in the Workplace: how does it affect undocumented, Hispanic women?
How we would represent politicians if we lived in a matriarchal society that celebrated gender and identity. How does gender and identity intersect with art? I was inspired by the… Continue reading Isabel Dolan: The Exploration of Gender in Art and Politics
Our Bodies Are Not an Apology: A Community Project inspired by the work of Sonya Renee Taylor’ This is a participatory, visual research project composed of a series of collages.… Continue reading Olivia Enos: Our Bodies Are Not an Apology
Installation Title: Without Rest “The ability of women to participate equally in the economic and social life of the Nation has been facilitated by their ability to control their reproductive… Continue reading Cassandra Keho: Without Rest
