What IFF? Wed, 04 Mar 2026 22:12:17 -0500 https://whatiff.buzzsprout.com en-us © 2026 What IFF? yes 4c0077a8-2b7b-5791-88dd-cbb15f46b43d dickersonmm@g.cofc.edu CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program episodic false At What IFF, we are dedicated to sparking discussion about making change in our campus community and beyond by centering intersectional feminist thought and uplifting members of our community who are actively moving toward justice, and inspiring those of us who want to learn more. 

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program dickersonmm@g.cofc.edu https://storage.buzzsprout.com/8d0cwe8cb1zd0e5jbo0ce0vyruoh?.jpg What IFF? Bek Meyers (they/them) Brin/Bria Nesryn/Ferguson (they/them) Emily Currey (she/her) Marissa Haynes (she/her) Molly Dickerson (she/her) S4, Ep 1: The Ethics of Discomfort: Christina García on Ecofeminism, Friendship, and Creative "Sorcery"  S4, Ep 1: The Ethics of Discomfort: Christina García on Ecofeminism, Friendship, and Creative "Sorcery"  This episode of What IFF? we had a conversation with the new director of WGS, Dr. Christina García (she/her). We explore how feminist and queer theory can reshape the way we think about bodies, environments, community, and even creativity itself. In addition, Dr. García discusses her leadership approach, which centers on listening, learning, and supporting a program rooted in collaborative feminist practice.

]]> This episode of What IFF? we had a conversation with the new director of WGS, Dr. Christina García (she/her). We explore how feminist and queer theory can reshape the way we think about bodies, environments, community, and even creativity itself. In addition, Dr. García discusses her leadership approach, which centers on listening, learning, and supporting a program rooted in collaborative feminist practice.

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-18482060 Mon, 26 Jan 2026 13:00:00 -0500 2997 full false S3, Ep 5: Third spaces and intersectional communities S3, Ep 5: Third spaces and intersectional communities This episode of What IFF? We had a conversation with Dr. Naomi Simmons (she/her) and WGS major Mo Spragins (she/they) about the importance of third spaces and how they foster community on our campus and in the world we live in. We also discuss third spaces in relation to hustle culture, self and community care, and more.

Support the CofC Pride Center at https://give.cofc.edu/pride-center 

]]> This episode of What IFF? We had a conversation with Dr. Naomi Simmons (she/her) and WGS major Mo Spragins (she/they) about the importance of third spaces and how they foster community on our campus and in the world we live in. We also discuss third spaces in relation to hustle culture, self and community care, and more.

Support the CofC Pride Center at https://give.cofc.edu/pride-center 

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-17293736 Tue, 10 Jun 2025 07:00:00 -0400 3129 3 5 full false S3, Ep 4: Accessibility, Accommodations, and Belonging in Education S3, Ep 4: Accessibility, Accommodations, and Belonging in Education In this episode of What IFF?, we are exploring conversations about disability, accessibility, and accommodations in academic spaces with Bilal N. (he/him) and Dr. John Thomas III (he/him).

Bilal will provide a student point of view regarding hustle culture, campus neurodiversity, individualism, and the ableist standards that people are held to within institutions.

Dr. Thomas speaks about the importance of balance in a busy life, and ways that he implements accommodations in his classes as a professor. Additionally, he provides insight about his encounters with accessibility from other institutions and other life experiences.

*UDL: “Universal Design for Learning;” learn more here.

For campus resources, visit charleston.edu/accessibility. 

]]> In this episode of What IFF?, we are exploring conversations about disability, accessibility, and accommodations in academic spaces with Bilal N. (he/him) and Dr. John Thomas III (he/him).

Bilal will provide a student point of view regarding hustle culture, campus neurodiversity, individualism, and the ableist standards that people are held to within institutions.

Dr. Thomas speaks about the importance of balance in a busy life, and ways that he implements accommodations in his classes as a professor. Additionally, he provides insight about his encounters with accessibility from other institutions and other life experiences.

*UDL: “Universal Design for Learning;” learn more here.

For campus resources, visit charleston.edu/accessibility. 

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-16953348 Thu, 10 Apr 2025 12:00:00 -0400 4135 full false S3, Ep 3: Transgender Healthcare and Contraceptive Care S3, Ep 3: Transgender Healthcare and Contraceptive Care In this episode of WHAT IFF? we are joined by Kit Fischer, a dedicated advocate for transgender health, to shed light on the critical gaps in reproductive healthcare for trans individuals. Together, we delve into common misconceptions, such as the mistaken belief that trans men cannot get pregnant while on testosterone, and how these myths impact access to essential contraceptive care. 

Kit shares his personal experiences and expertise, offering valuable insights into navigating healthcare as a trans person, including how to advocate for yourself in medical settings. We discuss practical resources like inclusive healthcare resources, support networks, and educational tools for both patients and providers to bridge gaps in understanding and improve outcomes.

This episode also explores actionable strategies for healthcare providers to create affirming environments, from using inclusive language to recognizing the diverse needs of trans patients. With a focus on dismantling stigma and empowering individuals, we envision a future where reproductive healthcare is accessible, compassionate, and affirming for all.

Join us for an essential conversation that challenges misconceptions, amplifies trans voices, and offers a roadmap for building more inclusive systems of care.

Resources Mentioned in Episode

]]> In this episode of WHAT IFF? we are joined by Kit Fischer, a dedicated advocate for transgender health, to shed light on the critical gaps in reproductive healthcare for trans individuals. Together, we delve into common misconceptions, such as the mistaken belief that trans men cannot get pregnant while on testosterone, and how these myths impact access to essential contraceptive care. 

Kit shares his personal experiences and expertise, offering valuable insights into navigating healthcare as a trans person, including how to advocate for yourself in medical settings. We discuss practical resources like inclusive healthcare resources, support networks, and educational tools for both patients and providers to bridge gaps in understanding and improve outcomes.

This episode also explores actionable strategies for healthcare providers to create affirming environments, from using inclusive language to recognizing the diverse needs of trans patients. With a focus on dismantling stigma and empowering individuals, we envision a future where reproductive healthcare is accessible, compassionate, and affirming for all.

Join us for an essential conversation that challenges misconceptions, amplifies trans voices, and offers a roadmap for building more inclusive systems of care.

Resources Mentioned in Episode

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-16308931 Thu, 19 Dec 2024 13:00:00 -0500 883 3 3 full false S3, Ep 2: Charleston, Rurality, and Feminist Activism with Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch S3, Ep 2: Charleston, Rurality, and Feminist Activism with Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch In this episode of WHAT IFF? we discuss rurality and feminism with Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch and guest host Aaliya Wiggs, a College of Charleston 1967 Scholar.  Dr. Jones-Branch is the Dean of the graduate school at Arkansas University, a College of Charleston alum, a professor of history, a scholar of rural, agricultural, African American, and women’s history– and she was born and raised here in Charleston. In our discussion, we talk about Dr. Jones-Branch’s experience growing up in Adams Run, SC, concern regarding urbanization, black feminist activism, and the importance of rural communities. We highlight intersections between classism, racism, and sexism as we discuss how rurality has been greatly overlooked for its community connection and cultural significance.

Check out Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch’s book: Better Living By Their Own Bootstraps: Black Women’s Activism in Rural Arkansas

Thank you to Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch and Aaliya Wiggs for making this episode possible!

]]> In this episode of WHAT IFF? we discuss rurality and feminism with Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch and guest host Aaliya Wiggs, a College of Charleston 1967 Scholar.  Dr. Jones-Branch is the Dean of the graduate school at Arkansas University, a College of Charleston alum, a professor of history, a scholar of rural, agricultural, African American, and women’s history– and she was born and raised here in Charleston. In our discussion, we talk about Dr. Jones-Branch’s experience growing up in Adams Run, SC, concern regarding urbanization, black feminist activism, and the importance of rural communities. We highlight intersections between classism, racism, and sexism as we discuss how rurality has been greatly overlooked for its community connection and cultural significance.

Check out Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch’s book: Better Living By Their Own Bootstraps: Black Women’s Activism in Rural Arkansas

Thank you to Dr. Cherisse Jones-Branch and Aaliya Wiggs for making this episode possible!

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-14959287 Thu, 25 Apr 2024 23:00:00 -0400 1404 3 2 full false S3, Ep 1: The History of Chronic Pain, the Wandering Womb, and Hysteria with Dr. Sandy Slater S3, Ep 1: The History of Chronic Pain, the Wandering Womb, and Hysteria with Dr. Sandy Slater We are kicking off this season of WHAT IFF? by sitting down with Dr. Sandra Slater, a professor at the College of Charleston who received her PhD in history at the University of Kentucky after receiving a graduate certificate in gender and women's history.  In our hilarious, vibrant, and eye-opening conversation with Dr. Slater, we learn about the history of marginalized bodies, medicalized racism, and the mosaic of chronic pain experiences through an intersectional lens. Dr. Slater illustrates how narratives of the "wandering womb" dominated medical discourse and uterine fascination held sway, and how these norms connect cis-womens bodies to the broader canvas of history. We highlight how pain has always been gendered by digging into the roots of the term hysteria. In present day clinical encounters, we discuss how gender expression impacts how patients are treated, sharing first hand accounts from ciswomen from the podcast, The Sick Gaze.

Further Resources
Two great books that explain some of these issues are:
- Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn
- Pain and Prejudice by Gabrielle Jackson

Films
- Aftershock - a film that demonstrates the dangers for black pregnant people in our medical birthing systems - https://www.aftershockdocumentary.com/
- The CDC Hear Her Campaign - https://www.cdc.gov/hearher/index.html

Thank you to Dr. Slater, Alyssa Nickles, Sarah Klotzbach, and Diane Carroll for making this episode possible!

Hosts: Emily Currey and Molly Dickerson
Production: Molly Dickerson

]]> We are kicking off this season of WHAT IFF? by sitting down with Dr. Sandra Slater, a professor at the College of Charleston who received her PhD in history at the University of Kentucky after receiving a graduate certificate in gender and women's history.  In our hilarious, vibrant, and eye-opening conversation with Dr. Slater, we learn about the history of marginalized bodies, medicalized racism, and the mosaic of chronic pain experiences through an intersectional lens. Dr. Slater illustrates how narratives of the "wandering womb" dominated medical discourse and uterine fascination held sway, and how these norms connect cis-womens bodies to the broader canvas of history. We highlight how pain has always been gendered by digging into the roots of the term hysteria. In present day clinical encounters, we discuss how gender expression impacts how patients are treated, sharing first hand accounts from ciswomen from the podcast, The Sick Gaze.

Further Resources
Two great books that explain some of these issues are:
- Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn
- Pain and Prejudice by Gabrielle Jackson

Films
- Aftershock - a film that demonstrates the dangers for black pregnant people in our medical birthing systems - https://www.aftershockdocumentary.com/
- The CDC Hear Her Campaign - https://www.cdc.gov/hearher/index.html

Thank you to Dr. Slater, Alyssa Nickles, Sarah Klotzbach, and Diane Carroll for making this episode possible!

Hosts: Emily Currey and Molly Dickerson
Production: Molly Dickerson

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-14693931 Thu, 14 Mar 2024 22:00:00 -0400 1939 3 1 full false S2, Ep 4: Diaspora, Conflict Bodies, and the Power of Art with Dr. Régine Michelle Jean-Charles, Dr. Kameelah Martin, Dr. Robert Sapp, and Cady Walker S2, Ep 4: Diaspora, Conflict Bodies, and the Power of Art with Dr. Régine Michelle Jean-Charles, Dr. Kameelah Martin, Dr. Robert Sapp, and Cady Walker In this episode of What IFF? we record a panel titled Diaspora, Conflict Bodies, and The Power of Art as part of the Land, Body, History series that explores vectors of knowledge from global Black feminist perspectives. Featured are Dr. Régine Michelle Jean-Charles, Director of Africana Studies, Dean’s Professor of Culture and Social Justice, and Professor of Africana Studies and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Northeastern University, Dr. Kameelah Martin, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of African American Studies and English at CofC, Dr. Robert Sapp,  Associate Professor of French Studies at CofC, and Cady Walker, CofC alumni of Psychology and Women's and Gender Studies.

Music by Crypt of Insomnia

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> In this episode of What IFF? we record a panel titled Diaspora, Conflict Bodies, and The Power of Art as part of the Land, Body, History series that explores vectors of knowledge from global Black feminist perspectives. Featured are Dr. Régine Michelle Jean-Charles, Director of Africana Studies, Dean’s Professor of Culture and Social Justice, and Professor of Africana Studies and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Northeastern University, Dr. Kameelah Martin, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of African American Studies and English at CofC, Dr. Robert Sapp,  Associate Professor of French Studies at CofC, and Cady Walker, CofC alumni of Psychology and Women's and Gender Studies.

Music by Crypt of Insomnia

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-13814351 Fri, 20 Oct 2023 18:00:00 -0400 3539 Diaspora, Conflict Bodies, Art, Womanism, Black Feminism, NWSA, Gendered Violence, Me Too, Rape Representation, Sexual Trauma, Francophone, Haiti, Girlhood, Global Perspectives, Social Justice, Transformative Justice 2 4 full false S2, Ep 3: Queering Trauma Recovery with Katie Mai and Lyn Maples S2, Ep 3: Queering Trauma Recovery with Katie Mai and Lyn Maples In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by two trauma-informed experts to break down the misconceptions about sexual assault, trauma recovery, and patterns of serial perpetration. Katie Mai, LMSW, is a therapist with the Sexual Assault Services program at MUSC. Lyn Maples is an outreach coordinator and victim advocate with Tri-County S.P.E.A.K.S. Together, we analyze data on victimization to better understand what’s happening in our culture. Then, we use that knowledge to create supportive practices for survivor healing and improve educational tools to change social attitudes about gender-based violence.

To speak with a victim advocate, call the Tri-County S.P.E.A.K.S. 24-hour hotline at 843-745-0144 or the National Sexual Assault hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE.

Music by Clean Mind Sounds

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by two trauma-informed experts to break down the misconceptions about sexual assault, trauma recovery, and patterns of serial perpetration. Katie Mai, LMSW, is a therapist with the Sexual Assault Services program at MUSC. Lyn Maples is an outreach coordinator and victim advocate with Tri-County S.P.E.A.K.S. Together, we analyze data on victimization to better understand what’s happening in our culture. Then, we use that knowledge to create supportive practices for survivor healing and improve educational tools to change social attitudes about gender-based violence.

To speak with a victim advocate, call the Tri-County S.P.E.A.K.S. 24-hour hotline at 843-745-0144 or the National Sexual Assault hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE.

Music by Clean Mind Sounds

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-12742896 Sun, 30 Apr 2023 18:00:00 -0400 2520 Crisis Response, Me Too, Sexual Assault, Sexual Violence, Gendered Violence, Rape, SAAM, MST, PTSD, SAPR, SHARP, Start By Believing, WGS, NWSA, We Are Vanessa Guillen, Trauma, Recovery, Survivor, Charleston 2 3 full false S2, Ep 2: Creating Communities for Change with Mika Gadsden S2, Ep 2: Creating Communities for Change with Mika Gadsden In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by the Women’s and Gender Studies program Community Leader-In-Residence, Tamika Gadsden. As a well-traveled activist and grassroots mayoral candidate, Mika calls attention to current issues impacting CofC students and the Lowcountry. Learn how to be more active in your democracy through the support of local organizations, historical archives, and community relationships as catalysts for change.

Music by Alex-Productions

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by the Women’s and Gender Studies program Community Leader-In-Residence, Tamika Gadsden. As a well-traveled activist and grassroots mayoral candidate, Mika calls attention to current issues impacting CofC students and the Lowcountry. Learn how to be more active in your democracy through the support of local organizations, historical archives, and community relationships as catalysts for change.

Music by Alex-Productions

Episode Resources:

** To view all works cited, please visit the transcript page.

]]> Buzzsprout-12559568 Fri, 07 Apr 2023 06:00:00 -0400 1722 Activism, Womanism, BlackFeminism, Environmental Justice, NWSA, Mayoral Candidate, Politics, Political Science, Human Rights, Social Science, South Carolina, Charleston, Gadsden Creek, Gentrification, Tax Abatement 2 2 full false S2, Ep 1: Intellectual and Physical Feminist Self-Defense with Dr. Kris De Welde and Marissa Haynes S2, Ep 1: Intellectual and Physical Feminist Self-Defense with Dr. Kris De Welde and Marissa Haynes In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by the director of the Women’s and Gender Studies program, Dr. Kris De Welde, and the original podcast host, Marissa Haynes. With both show creators on the mic, we gain helpful insights on how to deal with first-year student stressors. Marissa looks back at some of her fondest memories from her time in the WGS program, and Dr. De Welde shares her current research projects that are influencing the future of academics. Together we discuss intellectual and physical feminist self-defense and share our personal reflections on awakening to the power within.

Music by Alex-Productions

Episode Resources:

]]> In this episode of What IFF?  we are joined by the director of the Women’s and Gender Studies program, Dr. Kris De Welde, and the original podcast host, Marissa Haynes. With both show creators on the mic, we gain helpful insights on how to deal with first-year student stressors. Marissa looks back at some of her fondest memories from her time in the WGS program, and Dr. De Welde shares her current research projects that are influencing the future of academics. Together we discuss intellectual and physical feminist self-defense and share our personal reflections on awakening to the power within.

Music by Alex-Productions

Episode Resources:

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-12364881 Fri, 03 Mar 2023 08:00:00 -0500 2240 Academia, Womanism, Intersectional Feminism, Equity, Justice, Kindness, Intellectual Self Defense, Physical Self Defense, Self Defense, Jiu-Jitsu, Martial Arts, Social Science, Research, Sociology, NWSA, Gender Studies, Women's Studies 2 1 full false S1, Ep 6: Reproductive Justice with Dr. Cara Delay S1, Ep 6: Reproductive Justice with Dr. Cara Delay In this special episode of What IFF?  we are joined by historian and professor Dr. Cara Delay as she helps us reckon with and interpret the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade during the summer of 2022. Keeping intersectionality at the forefront of her approach, Dr. Delay explains how participating in a greater discussion on reproductive justice, as coined by historic black activists, can help us achieve the fight for bodily autonomy. This means having conversations about contraception, gynecological and obstetric care, childbirth, and abortion, as they are all important factors in the larger issues at hand.

Music by Ketsa

]]> In this special episode of What IFF?  we are joined by historian and professor Dr. Cara Delay as she helps us reckon with and interpret the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade during the summer of 2022. Keeping intersectionality at the forefront of her approach, Dr. Delay explains how participating in a greater discussion on reproductive justice, as coined by historic black activists, can help us achieve the fight for bodily autonomy. This means having conversations about contraception, gynecological and obstetric care, childbirth, and abortion, as they are all important factors in the larger issues at hand.

Music by Ketsa

]]> Buzzsprout-12010044 Mon, 09 Jan 2023 15:00:00 -0500 2606 #roevwade, #reproductivejustice, #bodilyautonomy, #history, #ireland, #gynecology, #obstetrics, #childbirth, #abortion, #intersectionality, #wgs 1 6 full false S1, Ep 5: Intersectionality and Internships with Ahmira & Taylor S1, Ep 5: Intersectionality and Internships with Ahmira & Taylor In this episode of What IFF?  we highlight two Women's and Gender Studies majors, Ahmira Lucas and Taylor McElwain, as they prepare to finish earning their degrees at the College of Charleston. Both Ahmira and Taylor have spent the last several months doing important social justice work in their respective internships, and they fill us in on the significance of their efforts. Join us as we reflect on our experiences as Women's and Gender Studies majors and interns.

Music by Ketsa

]]> In this episode of What IFF?  we highlight two Women's and Gender Studies majors, Ahmira Lucas and Taylor McElwain, as they prepare to finish earning their degrees at the College of Charleston. Both Ahmira and Taylor have spent the last several months doing important social justice work in their respective internships, and they fill us in on the significance of their efforts. Join us as we reflect on our experiences as Women's and Gender Studies majors and interns.

Music by Ketsa

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-11802768 Fri, 02 Dec 2022 12:00:00 -0500 1466 #cofc, #wgs, #internship, #intersectionality, #feminism, #undergrad, #socialadvocacy, #activism, #refugeeresettlement, #primaryrapeprevention 1 5 full false S1, Ep 4: Redefining Family with Dr. Cristina Dominguez S1, Ep 4: Redefining Family with Dr. Cristina Dominguez What IFF?  is kicking off the Fall 2022 semester with the Women’s and Gender Studies Program’s newest assistant professor, Cristina Dominguez, Ph.D. As a new member of our community, Dr. Dominguez gives a new perspective on queer kinship and the politics of family, and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce them here.

Music by Ketsa

]]> What IFF?  is kicking off the Fall 2022 semester with the Women’s and Gender Studies Program’s newest assistant professor, Cristina Dominguez, Ph.D. As a new member of our community, Dr. Dominguez gives a new perspective on queer kinship and the politics of family, and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce them here.

Music by Ketsa

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-11490386 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 20:00:00 -0400 2298 #queer, #transgender, #gender, #sexuality, #LGBT, #family, #politicsoffamily, #kinship, #genderaffirmingcare, #professor, #wgs, #cofc 1 4 full false S1, Ep 3: Lifting the Veil with Linda Ketner S1, Ep 3: Lifting the Veil with Linda Ketner In this episode of What IFF?, we are kicking off LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a revered Carolina activist, Linda Ketner, to learn from her many years of experience being an influential change-maker.  With housing inequity and LGBTQ+ rights at the forefront of her activist thought, Linda is committed to righting the wrongs she sees in her community and building up the next generation of activists.

Music by Ketsa

]]> In this episode of What IFF?, we are kicking off LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a revered Carolina activist, Linda Ketner, to learn from her many years of experience being an influential change-maker.  With housing inequity and LGBTQ+ rights at the forefront of her activist thought, Linda is committed to righting the wrongs she sees in her community and building up the next generation of activists.

Music by Ketsa

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-10727658 Sun, 05 Jun 2022 11:00:00 -0400 2043 #LGBTQ, #PrideMonth, #gender, #activist, #politician, #scholar, #intersectional, #feminist, #community, #AFFA, #CCF, #YWCA, #WREN 1 3 full false S1, Ep 2: The Importance of an Interdisciplinary Education with Reagan Williams S1, Ep 2: The Importance of an Interdisciplinary Education with Reagan Williams We are continuing our What IFF?  journey of finding what it means to be an intersectional  activist with alum Reagan Williams.  Listen as Reagan teaches us about the importance of an education that includes curriculum on race, equity, and inclusion, and follow along while we begin to envision these ideas at the future of CofC and beyond.

Music by Ketsa

Learn about the Intersectional Cougar Action Network (I-CAN)'s history of support to implement a Race, Equity, and Inclusion curriculum requirement.

]]> We are continuing our What IFF?  journey of finding what it means to be an intersectional  activist with alum Reagan Williams.  Listen as Reagan teaches us about the importance of an education that includes curriculum on race, equity, and inclusion, and follow along while we begin to envision these ideas at the future of CofC and beyond.

Music by Ketsa

Learn about the Intersectional Cougar Action Network (I-CAN)'s history of support to implement a Race, Equity, and Inclusion curriculum requirement.

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Program Buzzsprout-10485959 Fri, 22 Apr 2022 13:00:00 -0400 1374 #education, #college, #curriculum, #race, #equity, #inclusion, #interdisciplinary, #intersectional, #activism, #wgs, #cofc, #ICAN 1 2 full false S1, Ep 1: Transvisibility with Denver Tanner S1, Ep 1: Transvisibility with Denver Tanner We are kicking off our very first episode of What IFF?  with senior trans activist, Denver Tanner. Listen as they help us understand the importance of Trans Visibility and unpack the topics of gender, sexuality, and social justice activism.

Music by Ketsa

]]> We are kicking off our very first episode of What IFF?  with senior trans activist, Denver Tanner. Listen as they help us understand the importance of Trans Visibility and unpack the topics of gender, sexuality, and social justice activism.

Music by Ketsa

]]> CofC Women's and Gender Studies Buzzsprout-10317173 Fri, 25 Mar 2022 10:00:00 -0400 1155 #trans, #transgender, #transvisibility, #LGBT, #queer, #gender, #sexuality, #socialjustice, #activism, #humanrights, #socialadvocacy, #tdov 1 1 full false