What does it mean to do genuinely intersectional research on disability, race, Indigeneity and ethnicity? Five scholars explain their current projects and discuss their intersectional topics and methods in this panel discussion.
Read MoreTransform is currently in year one of implementation of our Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant activities toward the creation of an intersectional studies collective. The initiatives and fellows convened on April 11 at the NEXUS for a Place-in.
Read MoreTransform is preparing to enter of year two of implementation of our Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant activities toward the creation of an intersectional studies collective. Discover what we’ve been up to and what is coming up.
Read MoreTransform is currently in year-one of implementation of grant activities toward the creation of an intersectional studies collective.
Read MoreIn this opening presentation for the TRIC Pedagogy Workshop, Dr. Nirmala Erevelles prompts attendees to think about how to teach and engage disability in our courses and classrooms.
Read MoreWhere, when, and how are we doing intersectionality? How are we teaching it, practicing it? What can intersectionality do? What is required to do the doing of intersectionality?
Read MoreTransform has been awarded a three-year grant to form an intersectional studies collective.
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