Women Studies
Learn about the Nature of State & Women Empowerment in India, Violence against Women and Harassment of Women at Work place and other Women Issues in India in this course on Women Studies
Academic Achievement of Children in Same Sex and Different-Sex-Parented Families
Explore research on same-sex parenting, including socio-economic characteristics, challenges, and academic outcomes of children. Gain insights into debates surrounding this topic and understand the latest findings from comprehensive studies.
Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History
A series of videos featuring the lives and achievements of notable women from many eras and countries, including Cleopatra, Marie Curie, and Jane Austen.
The Man Who Bleeds - Challenging Menstruation Taboos
Powerful journey of Indian activist challenging menstruation taboos through photography. Explores struggles, stigma, and leads 'The Period Revolution' to change global narratives on menstruation.
Introduction to Cultural Studies
This course intends to examine culture, cultural identities and politics of production across various human historical conditions. Culture is examined in this course as an asymmetrical entanglement of material and abstract attributes
The Gift of Volunteerism - Shaping Our Future One Act at a Time
Inspiring talk on the transformative power of volunteerism, highlighting how small acts of service can create significant community impact and personal growth, drawing from Safia Jama's experiences in empowering minority women.
Child Development & Pedagogy
In this course, you will learn about Child Development and Pedagogy. You will learn about growth and development, heredity and environment, principles of development, teaching methods, socialisation, and much more.
Gender and the Business of Fiction - Influence on Literature and Reception
Explore gender's impact on literary fiction's creation, reception, and recognition through insights from industry experts in this thought-provoking panel discussion.
Women's Health and Human Rights - A Lifetime of Advocacy
Explore women's health and human rights with Adrienne Germain, a leader in the international movement. Gain insights on global policy, NGO work, and future challenges in this field.
Hits and Misses: Sports Marketing, Gender, and Society
Experts explore the influence of sports on society, examining connections between marketing, gender, and athletics through data analysis, advertising, and media representation.
Plays with Words - Language and Gender in Comedy
Explore the intersection of language, gender, and comedy through performances and discussions with comedians, scholars, and improv artists, offering insights into the role of words in shaping humor and social dynamics.
Women, Rights, and Power - Making Democracy
Explore women's roles in democratization, gender-specific issues in new democracies, and diverse perspectives on women's rights and power from leading experts in a panel discussion.
It's Complicated - 375 Years of Women at Harvard
Historian Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz explores Harvard's complex 375-year relationship with women, from exclusion to gradual inclusion, highlighting the ongoing struggle for equity in higher education.
The Gendered Politics of New Nationalisms - Lecture 4
Experts explore gender dynamics in new nationalisms, examining global citizenship and belonging in the 21st century through sociological, legal, and political perspectives.
The Difficult Miracle: The Living Legacy of June Jordan
Scholars, poets, and activists explore June Jordan's multifaceted work, discussing her poetry, activism, and lasting impact on literature and social justice in this panel celebrating her legacy at Harvard's Radcliffe Institute.
Hidden in Plain Sight - Family Secrets and American History
Explore hidden family histories that reshape American narratives with renowned authors. Gain insights on uncovering untold stories, preserving history, and understanding their impact on our collective past.
Feminisms Now - Visions of Gender Equality for the 21st Century
Rising artists, thinkers, and organizers share visions of gender equality for the 21st century, reflecting on their art and activism in service of intersecting and sometimes competing feminisms.
Stanford Seminar - TechFail: From Intersectional Inaccessibility to Inclusive Design
Exploration of gaming technology accessibility, highlighting issues and potential solutions. Discusses inclusive design approaches and the impact on marginalized users, drawing from a decade-long ethnography.
Do-It-Yourself Disability Advocacy - Approaches by Students and Faculty
Explore student and faculty approaches to disability advocacy, focusing on frameworks, journeys, partnerships, and strategies for meaningful change in healthcare education.
Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls - Dispossession and Redemption - Lecture 19
Explore Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" through themes of dispossession and redemption, analyzing character dynamics and narrative techniques in this Yale lecture on American literature.
Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury - Quentin's Narrative and Themes - Lecture 7
Explore Faulkner's narrative techniques, character relationships, and themes of race and sexuality in The Sound and the Fury through an in-depth analysis of Quentin's and Benjy's perspectives.