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Title Women, Power and Protest: Transnational Perspectives

Excerpt An examination of local and global movements for change, past and current, which address issues concerning women. This course will survey initiatives from the individual and community to the national and international levels to bring about change for women in a variety of spheres.

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Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Units Department of Historical & Cultural Studies (UTSC)

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Title Socialist Feminism in Global Context

Excerpt A comparative exploration of socialist feminism, encompassing its diverse histories in different locations, particularly China, Russia, Germany and Canada. Primary documents, including literary texts, magazines, political pamphlets and group manifestos that constitute socialist feminist ideas, practices and imaginaries in different times and places will be central. We will also seek to understand socialist feminism and […]

Course Code WSTD16H3

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Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Title Abolition Feminisms: Rethinking Violence, Punishment and Safety

Excerpt During the historic protests of 2020, “Abolition Now” was a central demand forwarded by Black and queer-led social movements. But what is abolition? What is its significance as a theory of change, a body of scholarship, and as a practice? This course explores how leading abolitionist and feminist thinkers theorize the state, punishment, criminalization, the […]

Course Code WSTD08H3

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Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Women, Gender, and the Environment

Excerpt This course will take a feminist approach to exploring the links between women, gender and the environment. We will examine how racism, sexism, heterosexism and other forms of oppression have shaped environmental discourses. Topics include: social, historical and cultural roots of the environmental crisis, women’s roles in sustainable development, ecofeminism, planning for safer spaces, and […]

Course Code WSTB20H3

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SDGs Climate ActionGender EqualityReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Title Feminist Graphic Novels

Excerpt Comics aren’t new, and graphic novels aren’t either, but feminists have built a rich array of stories about consciousness, resistance, and coming of age in this genre that warrant scholarly attention. In this case, we will read graphic novels for their subtleties, thinking about what picture and text make possible in the exploration of emotion, […]

Course Code WGS380H1

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Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units Women and Gender Studies Institute (FAS)

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Title Gender and Violence

Excerpt An interdisciplinary study of gendered violence in both historical and contemporary contexts including topics such as textual and visual representations; legal and theoretical analyses; structural violence; war and militarization; sexual violence; and resistance and community mobilization.

Course Code WGS373H1

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Title Gender and Neoliberalism

Excerpt Reviews major feminist transnational, Marxist and Foucauldian approaches to the study of neoliberalism. Adopts a comparative, historical and global approach to the ways that gender is implicated in state restructuring, changing roles for corporations and non-governmental organizations, changing norms for personhood, sovereignty and citizenship, and changing ideas about time/space.

Course Code WGS385H1

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Title Independent Project in Study of Women & Gender

Excerpt An opportunity to carry out an extended research project under the supervision of a faculty member. A proposal must be presented to the faculty member and consent obtained before the end of the July registration period.

Course Code WGS410H5

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Divisions University of Toronto Mississauga

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Units Department of Historical Studies (UTM)

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Title Utopian Visions, Activist Realities

Excerpt Drawing on diversely situated case-studies, this course focuses on the ideals that inform struggles for social justice, and the mechanisms activists have employed to produce the change. Foci include the gendered implications of movement participation, local and transnational coalition, alternative community formation, and encounters with the state and inter/supra/transnational organizations.

Course Code WGS370H1

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Title Land-ing: Indigenous and Black Futurist Spaces

Excerpt Students are invited to think through the relationships between Indigenous and Afro-futurist concepts of land. This class will engage Indigenous feminist and Black queer and feminist theories of land and space, linking them to Afrofuturist and Indigenous futurist thought. We explore various texts in relation to emergent methodologies, decolonial desires, and love and radical relationalities.

Course Code WGS390H1

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Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

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