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THE
CONVICTION PROJECT Seminar
A Faculty and Student Seminar
Fall 2005-Spring 2006
The
Center for the Study of Women and Society (CSWS) hosts The
Conviction Project, a biweekly seminar at the
Graduate
Center
. The
Conviction Project Seminar is an extension of our College and
Community Fellowship (CCF), a program located at the Center for the
Study of Women and Society (CSWS) for formerly incarcerated women
who are pursuing higher education and are engaged in political
organizing. For Fall 2005, the seminar continues to focus on issues
of personal, moral, and political conviction in the context of
education and incarceration and takes up scholarship from various
disciplines, from the highly theoretical essay to the focused
empirical study, along with literary texts, such as novels, films,
and poetry. In doing so, the Seminar considers the conditions and
experience of imprisonment in body, mind, and spirit - both within
and outside of prisons, especially in relationship to the
particulars of race, age, ethnicity, gender, class, and sexuality.
Download Fall
2005 Application
Research
Fellows for Spring 2004
Karen Miller (English)
Graduate Student Fellows:
Robert Diaz
Polly Sylvia
Karen Gregory
Jeff London
Kara VanCleaf
Kate Wilson
Rebekah Rutkoff
Anthony Buttaro
Sara Nc Clelland
Karen Weingarten
Antonia Levy
Additional
Faculty and Students to participate:
Rafael de la Dehesa
Grace
Mitchell
If
interested in participating in the ongoing Conviction Project or for
further information, contact Anne Humpherys, Director of the Center
for
the Study of Women and Society at 212-817-8896 or
e-mail AHumpherys@gc.cuny.edu
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