Dear Friends,
This coming Monday November 29th, 2010, I will have the honor of presenting part of my work in progress:
“Mapping the Invisible: On Kurdish Womyn and the Embodiment of Perpetual Assault,” at a forum on Gendered Violence organized by the CSULA Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities, and the dedicated students in PHIL/WOMN 413: Issues in Feminist Philosophy led by the amazing Dr. Anna Carastathis.
I have attached the poster and schedule for your viewing. I would love to see some of you there if you have time.
If you are on campus, you can always come during the hours that you're not in class/work yourself.
In the light of this short notice and the timing of the forum (day-time), I will make my paper available on-line in the coming weeks for anyone who might be interested in viewing it.
Note to students interested in Feminist Philosophy and/or FMLA members, this is a great forum to pick up relevant materials. Our prolific Dr. Talia Bettcher will also be presenting at this event.
Much due respect,
Cklara Moradian
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See the program
BREAKING THE CHAIN OF GENDERED VIOLENCE
THROUGH EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2010
Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities (King Hall D4051) &
Dean’s Conference Room, (Music Building 129)
California State University, Los Angeles
Program
10-10:15am WELCOME
King Hall D4051 Walk Over to Dean’s Conference Room, Music 129
10:15-11:00 PANEL 1
Music 129 Linda Greenberg, “On Gendered Violence and Literary Genre”
Nadia Zepeda and Audrey Silvestre of Conciencia Femenil,
“Heteropatriarchy: Game Over! A movement that is not down for all of us
is not down for its people”
11:00-11:45 PANEL 2
Music 129 Linda Fischer, “You Can Make A Difference: Effective Programming
and Training”
Cklara Moradian, “Mapping the Invisible: On Kurdish Womyn and
the Embodiment of Perpetual Assault”
11:45-12:15 PANEL 3 –MA students in PHIL/WOMN 413
Music 129 Santiago Vidales, “Gendered Violence in Colombia”
Jacklyn Juetten, “A Political and Social Approach to End Anti-LGBT
Violence”
Jessica Ruiz, “Empowered Consciousness: Perceiving Outside of
Patriarchal Conditioning”
12:15-12:45 LUNCH
King Hall D4051 Lunch is provided for presenters and registered participants
12:45-1:30 POSTER SESSION – MA and BA students in PHIL/WOMN 413
King Hall D4051 See reverse for research poster titles and creators.
1:30-1:45 Walk over to Music 129
1:40-2:30 PANEL 4
Music 129 Talia Bettcher, “Transphobic Violence and Oppression”
Riel Dupuis-Rossi, “Justice for Sex Workers: Two Community-Based
Art Projects”
2:30-3:00 Closing Discussion and Reflection
Organized by the students in PHIL/WOMN 413: Issues in Feminist Philosophy (on Gendered
Violence).
Generously supported by the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities.
BREAKING THE CHAIN OF GENDERED VIOLENCE
THROUGH EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
RESEARCH POSTER SESSION
12:45-1:30 PM, KING HALL D4051
Posters were created by BA and MA students in PHIL/WOMN 413 in order to share with the
broader community a process of independent inquiry and the results of students’ initial research.
Each student focuses on a form or an aspect of gendered violence, formulates a research question
and argues for a thesis informed by preliminary research. Each poster also showcases an activist
organization that aims to combat or eliminate the form of violence under discussion. As you view
the posters, please feel free to ask the creators of the posters any questions, or share with them
any comments you have about their research project.
Brandon Edgar, “Spousal Rape”
Allyse cobb & Joshua De La Cruz, “Rethinking the Sex Work Industry”
Araz Hachadourian, “Domestic Violence and Poverty in India”
Brenda Davidge, “Feminicides of Guatemala: Crimes without Punishment”
Emi Torres, “Rape as a Weapon of War”
Kevin Deegan, “A New E.R.A.: Strategies for Effective Rape Avoidance”
Irene Orozco, “Sexual Assault Awareness”
Corinne Love, “On Our Monitors: A Critique of the Pornography Discourse”
Mecca Tanksley,“Crafted Perceptions and Defective Behaviors: The Effects of Negative Media”
Carlos douglas, “Amplifire of Violence”
Maria Herrera, “Women in Law Enforcement”
Thanks
We would like to thank the following people for their invaluable assistance and support of this
project:
Dr. Talia Bettcher, Director of the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities
Ms. Lucy Tambara, Coordinator of the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities
Ms. Donna Balderrama, Administrator of the Department of Philosophy
Dr. Molly Talcott, Professor in the Department of Sociology
Dr. Dionne Espinoza, Director of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
We are grateful to all the presenters for sharing with us their experiences, analyses, research, and
inspiring activism.
The organizers: Brandon Edgar, Allyse Cobb, Joshua De La Cruz, Araz Hachadourian, Brenda
Davidge, Emi Torres, Kevin Deegan, Irene Orozco, Corinne Love, Mecca Tanksley, Carlos
Douglas, Maria Herrera and Anna Carastathis
THROUGH EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2010
Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities (King Hall D4051) &
Dean’s Conference Room, (Music Building 129)
California State University, Los Angeles
Program
10-10:15am WELCOME
King Hall D4051 Walk Over to Dean’s Conference Room, Music 129
10:15-11:00 PANEL 1
Music 129 Linda Greenberg, “On Gendered Violence and Literary Genre”
Nadia Zepeda and Audrey Silvestre of Conciencia Femenil,
“Heteropatriarchy: Game Over! A movement that is not down for all of us
is not down for its people”
11:00-11:45 PANEL 2
Music 129 Linda Fischer, “You Can Make A Difference: Effective Programming
and Training”
Cklara Moradian, “Mapping the Invisible: On Kurdish Womyn and
the Embodiment of Perpetual Assault”
11:45-12:15 PANEL 3 –MA students in PHIL/WOMN 413
Music 129 Santiago Vidales, “Gendered Violence in Colombia”
Jacklyn Juetten, “A Political and Social Approach to End Anti-LGBT
Violence”
Jessica Ruiz, “Empowered Consciousness: Perceiving Outside of
Patriarchal Conditioning”
12:15-12:45 LUNCH
King Hall D4051 Lunch is provided for presenters and registered participants
12:45-1:30 POSTER SESSION – MA and BA students in PHIL/WOMN 413
King Hall D4051 See reverse for research poster titles and creators.
1:30-1:45 Walk over to Music 129
1:40-2:30 PANEL 4
Music 129 Talia Bettcher, “Transphobic Violence and Oppression”
Riel Dupuis-Rossi, “Justice for Sex Workers: Two Community-Based
Art Projects”
2:30-3:00 Closing Discussion and Reflection
Organized by the students in PHIL/WOMN 413: Issues in Feminist Philosophy (on Gendered
Violence).
Generously supported by the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities.
BREAKING THE CHAIN OF GENDERED VIOLENCE
THROUGH EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
RESEARCH POSTER SESSION
12:45-1:30 PM, KING HALL D4051
Posters were created by BA and MA students in PHIL/WOMN 413 in order to share with the
broader community a process of independent inquiry and the results of students’ initial research.
Each student focuses on a form or an aspect of gendered violence, formulates a research question
and argues for a thesis informed by preliminary research. Each poster also showcases an activist
organization that aims to combat or eliminate the form of violence under discussion. As you view
the posters, please feel free to ask the creators of the posters any questions, or share with them
any comments you have about their research project.
Brandon Edgar, “Spousal Rape”
Allyse cobb & Joshua De La Cruz, “Rethinking the Sex Work Industry”
Araz Hachadourian, “Domestic Violence and Poverty in India”
Brenda Davidge, “Feminicides of Guatemala: Crimes without Punishment”
Emi Torres, “Rape as a Weapon of War”
Kevin Deegan, “A New E.R.A.: Strategies for Effective Rape Avoidance”
Irene Orozco, “Sexual Assault Awareness”
Corinne Love, “On Our Monitors: A Critique of the Pornography Discourse”
Mecca Tanksley,“Crafted Perceptions and Defective Behaviors: The Effects of Negative Media”
Carlos douglas, “Amplifire of Violence”
Maria Herrera, “Women in Law Enforcement”
Thanks
We would like to thank the following people for their invaluable assistance and support of this
project:
Dr. Talia Bettcher, Director of the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities
Ms. Lucy Tambara, Coordinator of the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities
Ms. Donna Balderrama, Administrator of the Department of Philosophy
Dr. Molly Talcott, Professor in the Department of Sociology
Dr. Dionne Espinoza, Director of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
We are grateful to all the presenters for sharing with us their experiences, analyses, research, and
inspiring activism.
The organizers: Brandon Edgar, Allyse Cobb, Joshua De La Cruz, Araz Hachadourian, Brenda
Davidge, Emi Torres, Kevin Deegan, Irene Orozco, Corinne Love, Mecca Tanksley, Carlos
Douglas, Maria Herrera and Anna Carastathis
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