International Conference on Gender and Power in American History · Registering as Listener

This track explores the evolving role of gender in American political movements, focusing on the intersection of gender and power relations. Papers may examine historical suffrage movements, contemporary political participation, and the impact of gender on policy-making.

This session investigates the construction of masculinities and their influence on social hierarchies in American history. Contributions may analyze how traditional notions of masculinity have shaped power relations and impacted gender equity.

This track focuses on the historical and contemporary feminist movements in America and their contributions to social justice. Papers should address the strategies employed by feminists to challenge patriarchal structures and promote equity.

This session emphasizes the importance of intersectionality in understanding gender relations within American history. Contributions should explore how race, class, and sexuality intersect with gender to shape individual and collective experiences.

This track examines how family structures have influenced gender roles and power dynamics throughout American history. Papers may explore the impact of changing family norms on gender identity and societal expectations.

This session investigates the cultural norms that shape gender identity and expression in the United States. Contributions should analyze how these norms have evolved and their implications for social justice and empowerment.

This track invites papers that explore the intersections of postcolonial studies with gender and power relations in American history. Contributions should consider how colonial legacies continue to influence contemporary gender dynamics.

This session focuses on the development and impact of gender-related policies in American political contexts. Papers should examine how these policies affect political participation and representation of marginalized groups.

This track analyzes the role of gender in civil rights movements across American history. Contributions should highlight how gendered experiences shaped activism and the broader fight for equality.

This session explores narratives of empowerment and resistance among various gender groups in American history. Papers may focus on grassroots movements, community organizing, and the role of identity politics in fostering change.

This track examines the historical evolution of gender norms within American culture and their implications for contemporary society. Contributions should analyze how cultural shifts have influenced gender roles and power relations.