Check out the many ways KSL is celebrating Women's History Month!
Event
Read Aloud
Tuesday, March 26 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in the KSL Art Gallery
Join Kelvin Smith Library and the Flora Stone Mather Center for a Read Aloud celebrating Women's History Month featuring students from ENGL 373: American Women’s Poetry, faculty, and staff who will read selections from women-identifying poets and prose writers who resonate with them. Following the readings themselves, there will be a discussion open to audience participants.
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Online Exhibit
On both the national and the local level, women utilized new tactics and ideas to claim a political voice and influence for themselves. Many working-class and women of color participated in the movement, seeing suffrage as necessary to gain economic and social justice. Yet their contributions were frequently marginalized by the mainstream leaders and are largely absent from the historical record.
This website, created by Einav Rabinovitch-Fox, Lauren Dostal, Isabel Fedewa, Jewel Yoder Kuhns, Kellyn Toombs, and Abbey Wells, situates the campaign for suffrage in the longer narrative of the ongoing struggle for women’s rights, giving special attention to northeast Ohio and our University.
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Media
Kelvin Smith Library provides access to Kanopy, a streaming video site. Discover Kanopy's collection of educational and documentary films celebrating Women's History Month.
Log in using your ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ network ID and password and explore Kanopy’s Women’s History Month offerings .
Books
Find titles authored or edited by current or former ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ faculty, including both fictional and academic works:
by Jenifer Neils
by Thrity Umrigar
/ Renee M. Sentilles
/ Gladys Haddad
/ Marie Lathers
/ Brigitte Kronauer ; translated from the German by Jutta Ittner
by Cheryl Toman
/ edited by Diana Bilimoria and Sandy Kristin Piderit
/ edited by Christina Wolbrecht, Karen Beckwith, Lisa Baldez
/ Alice Bach
/ Miriam R. Levin
/ by Rhonda Y. Williams
Research Help on the topic of Women and Gender Studies
Contact Olivia Hobbs (olivia.hobbs@case.edu), Research and Engagement Librarian specializing in Women’s Studies or your Library Advisor.
The highlights women’s contributions to the humanities, social sciences and the sciences. In addition, it identifies sources that focus on gender issues, sexuality, women of color, the role of women in the family, feminist theory and the history of the women's movement.
The supports the Women in Tech Initiative at ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ by providing easy access to a variety of inspirational resources.