The WW Dissertation Fellowship in Women’s Studies
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2020 WW Dissertation Fellows in Women’s Studies 2020
Sarah Brothers • Yale University, sociology
Expertise, Gender, and Marginality: Health-Related Practices Among People Who Inject Drugs in the United States
Jessie Fredlund • The Graduate Center, CUNY, anthropology
Ancestors and Rain in a Changing Climate: The Politics of Water, Knowledge and Time in a Catchment Area, Uluguru, Tanzania
Siobhan Meï • University of Massachusetts, Amherst, comparative literature
Refashioning History: Women as Sartorial Storytellers
Emma Mishel • New York University, sociology
Determinants of Labor Market Discrimination Against Sexual Minorities in the US: An Intersectional and Experimental Analysis of Common Stereotypes
Kiana Murphy • University of Pennsylvania, English
Speculative Black Girl Ethics: Reading Practices, Visual Culture, and the Urgency of the Present
Nicole Nowbahar • Rutgers University, classics
Dress and Transgressions of Roman Women
Nithya Rajan • University of Minnesota, women and gender studies
The Politics of Labor, Livelihoods, and Living: Afghan refugee women’s experiences in India
Maryam Rokhideh • University of Notre Dame, anthropology
“Everything is on My Back”: Women, Work, and Welfare on the Congo-Rwanda Border
Barbara Sostaita • University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill, religious studies
Sanctuary Everywhere: Practicing Care on the Migrant Trail
Annie Wilkinson • University of California–Irvine, anthropology
Securing the Family: Transnational Anti-Gender Activism in Mexico
