WGS 3125

Transnational Feminism

Course Description

This course places women, feminism, and activism in a transnational perspective, and offers students the opportunity to examine how issues considered critical to the field of gender studies are impacting women's lives globally in contemporary national contexts. We will look closely at how violence, economic marginality, intersections of race and gender, and varied strategies for development are affecting women in specific geographical locations.


  • Tiffany King

     Rating

    4.22

     Difficulty

    1.67

     GPA

     Sections

    2

    Last Taught

    Fall 2024