Our Fall 2026 seminar series explores how gender intersects with systems of power, and how individuals and movements work to reshape these systems to advance social change. Academic speakers from gender studies, sociology, organizational behavior, philosophy, and related disciplines will present research on various topics, including women-led movements, workplace equity, sexual harassment, political change, and allyship. These conversations will examine the changing dynamics of gender, power, and social change in organizations and societies.
This series is fully virtual, and attendance is open to all. Register for the series here.
This seminar is hosted by the Women and Public Policy Program. It is chaired by Hannah Riley Bowles, co-director of WAPPP and Roy E. Larsen Senior Lecturer in Public Policy and Management.