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April Zeoli will be speaking at the annual spring symposium sponsored by the Journal of Law in Society and the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights at Wayne State University Law School. The symposium, “Forgotten from the start:...
Continued abuse against themselves and their children is a concern for many mothers leaving intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetrating husbands. RCGV members April Zeoli (Criminal Justice) Echo Rivera and Cris Sullivan (Community Psychology) and Sheryl Kubiak (Social Work) examined ...
Racial microaggressions are often unintentional and subtle forms of racism that manifest in interpersonal communications, behaviors, and environments. Nkiru Nnawulezi’s master’s thesis explored the presence of racial microaggressions within domestic violence shelters to understand how they were experienced and...
On Friday March 21, Elvira Sanchez-Blake of the Department of Romance and Classical Languages will be speaking on “ColombianWomen: War, Peace and Hope.” This talk is part of MSU’s GenCen’s colloquium series “New Research on Women and Gender: Global...
On Friday April 18, Jakana Thomas of the Department of Political Science will be speaking on “Women Scorned: The Determinant of Women’s Participation in Armed Conflicts.” This talk is part of MSU’s GenCen’s colloquium series “New Research on Women...
Professor Rebecca Campbell received MSU’s William J. Beal Outstanding Faculty Award (formerly the Distinguished Faculty Award) February 11, 2014. These highly competitive awards recognize outstanding total service to the University. Well-deserved!!
Women are up to 83% more likely to be re-abused by male partners who use a weapon during the initial abuse incident, according to a new study that has implications for victims, counselors and police. RCGV member Professor Amy...
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