Theme Panel: Intersectionality and Social Movements Mini-Conference

Virtual Mini-conference

Co-sponsored by Division 32: Race, Ethnicity and Politics and Division 31: Women, Gender, and Politics Research

Participants:

Panel 1:

Panel 2:

Panel 3:

Panel 4:

Jennifer Hochschild and Kirsten Walters
Natasha Behl
Chaya Crowder, Maraam Dwidar, Ashley English, Mary Kroeger, Katie Marchetti, and Dara Z. Strolovitch
Franchise Lee Ann Banaszak

Panel 5:

Panel 6:

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