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A Conversation with Columbia Law School Visiting Scholar, Tamar Katz Peled


August 22nd, 2017

This Summer, Tamar Katz Peled joined the Center for Gender & Sexuality Law as a Visiting Scholar.  I spoke with Tamar 2 weeks ago about her research, and her plans for pursuing further inquiry and advocacy work in her primary field of study: reproductive surrogacy, and reproductive access in legal and social contexts.  Below is […]

Posted in: Adoption, Children, Columbia Law School, Gender Justice, Pregnancy, Surrogacy, Technology, Work | Comment (0)

International Women’s Day | A Day Without a Woman | Visibility and Perception


March 8th, 2017

Cross-posted to Medium The Organizers of the Women’s March on Washington made a call to action for women to strike on March 8th, 2017 in honor of International Women’s Day. The idea was to utilize this recognized day as a springboard for engagement through a wide-spread strike. The organizers’ language follows: “…we join together in making […]

Posted in: Activism, Feminism, Gender Justice, Intersectional Feminism, Race and Racism, Silencing of voices, Violence, Women and Poverty, Work | Comment (0)

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