Thursday April 23rd, 2020
4:30pm: Opening Lecture, McCardell Bicentennial Hall 216
“All-Women Coding Boot Camps: Creating a Geek Sisterhood among Engineers in Silicon Valley?” France Winddance Twine, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Friday April 24th, 2020
9-9:30 Light Breakfast
9:30-9:45am: Introduction
“On the Importance of Feminist World-Making,” Sujata Moorti, Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Middlebury College
9:45-11:15am: Academic Session I
“Fragile Masculinities & Global Fascism,” Banu Gökariksel, Sara H. Smith, Christopher Neubert
“The Promise of Beauty at the End of the World,” Mimi Nguyen
11:15-11:30am: Break
11:30am-1pm: Academic Session II
“Ungrateful Citizenship at the End of the World,” Marcia Ochoa
“Learning to Care! Feminism, Fukushima and Environmental Humanities,” Margherita Long
1-2pm: Lunch
2-3pm: Art
Indigenous Feminist Art at the End of the World with Suzanne Kite
3-4:15pm: Break-Out Sessions
Migrant Justice: Feminist Responses to Migration with Marita Caneto
Midd Vote: Feminist Responses to Electoral Politics
Mimi Nguyen: Feminist Zine Making at the End of the World
FLOCK (Feminists Liberating Our Collective Knowledge) SURJ Middlebury: Feminist Responses to Racism with Joanna Colwell
4:15-4:30: Break
4:30-5pm: Performance
Muslim Girls Making Change
5:30-6:30pm: Break
7pm: Dinner (by invitation)
Brainerd Commons House
The Gensler Family Symposium is at Wilson Hall, Middlebury College. This is a wheelchair-accessible location and the event will use microphones.
Venue location: https://goo.gl/maps/wcFwp5MsA5Mci6au5