Welcome
The Global Women's History Project was created by Dr. Elise G. Young, Middle East historian, as a unique educational model within the History Department, combining research, activism, and international education and cooperation.
The Goals of the Global Women's History Project are the following:
- To educate the general public about the histories and current struggles of women in war torn regions of the world.
- To archive women's history and to make primary source materials presented at conferences available to researchers, activists, and others.
- To offer an environment conducive to communication and constructuve interaction between and among women across national, religious, ethnic-racial, and class divisions.
- To provide an opportunity for the public to engage with women from around the world as they learn about one another's histories, visions, achievements, and concerns.
- To develop and coordinate projects in the areas of community based preventive health care, education, and politics.
- To network with grassroots organizations, schools, and universities, in order to share research and create avenues for support and interaction.
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Conferences
2010- Gender and the Iranian State
Thursday and Friday, April 15 & 16, 2010
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2005 - "Women of Iraq and Iran, Visionaries for Peace in the Twenty-First Century"
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2003 - "Poets Creating Peace Zones: Linking Global and Local Arts Activism in Service of World Peace"
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2002 - "Women of Pakistan and India Speak on Rights, Ecology, Economy, and Nuclear Disarmament"
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2000 - "South African and African American Women: Journey to Freedom
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| 1999 - "Women from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and from Palestine and Israel Envisioning Peace"
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