Medicine/Health, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies, Feminist Theory, Transnationalism Guest User Medicine/Health, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies, Feminist Theory, Transnationalism Guest User

Sasha Sabherwal

Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Global Asian Studies

Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Global Asian Studies

s.sabherwal@northeastern.edu

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Specializations:

  • South Asian Diaspora

  • Critical Ethnic Studies

  • Transnational Feminist Cultural Studies

  • Racialization of Religion

  • Caste

Course idea:

None specified

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Activism, Governance/ Political Processes / Politics, Law, Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Feminist Theory, Human Rights Guest User Activism, Governance/ Political Processes / Politics, Law, Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Feminist Theory, Human Rights Guest User

Katharine Young

Professor and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar, Law

 Professor and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar, Law

Specializations:

  • Feminist legal theory

  • International human rights

  • LGBTQIA+ rights

  • Reproductive rights and reproductive justice

  • Women's rights

  • Comparative constitutionalism

  • Economic and social rights (rights to housing, health care, education, social security, water, sanitation, clean environment)

  • Critical race theory

  • Critical legal studies

  • Law and the Global South

Course idea:

Feminist legal theory - U.S. and international perspectives

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Critical Ethnic Studies, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Art/Aesthetics, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Embodiment/Body Studies, Gender Theory, Governance/ Political Processes / Politics, Material Culture, Literature, Sexuality Guest User Critical Ethnic Studies, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Art/Aesthetics, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Embodiment/Body Studies, Gender Theory, Governance/ Political Processes / Politics, Material Culture, Literature, Sexuality Guest User

Shoniqua Roach

Assistant Professor, African and African American Studies & Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Brandeis

Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies & Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Specializations:

  • Black Feminist Theory

  • Black Studies

  • Queer and Sexuality Studies

  • Performance Studies

  • Racial Capitalism


Course idea:

None specified

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Activism, Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Trans/Nonbinary Studies Guest User Activism, Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Trans/Nonbinary Studies Guest User

V Varun Chaudhry

Assistant Professor, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Brandeis

Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Specializations:

  • Transgender studies

  • Queer of color critique

  • Black feminist theory

  • Institutionality

  • Nonprofits

  • Critical university studies

Course idea:

None specified

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Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Literature, Post Colonialism, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Visual Culture, Human Rights, Art/Aesthetics Guest User Critical Ethnic Studies, Critical Race Theory/Studies, Literature, Post Colonialism, Queer Theory/LGBT Studies, Visual Culture, Human Rights, Art/Aesthetics Guest User

Andrés Henao Castro

Assistant Professor, Political Science, UMass Boston

Assistant Professor, Political Science

Specializations:

My research seeks to rethink the relationship between politics and aesthetics in relation to gender-differentiated colonial logics of capitalist accumulation. While focused on that question, I also want to reimagine the relationship between ancient and contemporary political theory, via the prisms of decolonial theory, critical theory, psychoanalysis, settler colonial critique, Marxism, queer of color critique, critical race theory, and poststructuralism.

Course idea:

None specified

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Critical Ethnic Studies, Immigration & Migration, Transnationalism, Sexuality, Conflict/War, History Guest User Critical Ethnic Studies, Immigration & Migration, Transnationalism, Sexuality, Conflict/War, History Guest User

Yuri Doolan


Assistant Professor of History and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Yuri Doolan

Assistant Professor of History and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Specializations:

  • Military prostitution

  • Sex work

  • Transpacific feminisms

  • "Comfort women"

  • US militarism in Asia

  • Camptown

  • International adoption

  • Race, empire, sexuality, migration, diaspora, and Asian American studies

  • Transnational Korean studies

Course idea:

None specified

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Art/Aesthetics, Critical Ethnic Studies, Embodiment/Body Studies, Gender Theory, Feminist Theory, History, Material Culture, Visual Culture, Media or Digital Culture, Critical Race Theory/Studies Guest User Art/Aesthetics, Critical Ethnic Studies, Embodiment/Body Studies, Gender Theory, Feminist Theory, History, Material Culture, Visual Culture, Media or Digital Culture, Critical Race Theory/Studies Guest User

Patricia Davis

Associate Professor, Media & Design, Northeastern

Associate Professor, Communications

Specializations:

  • Memory

  • Race

  • Gender

  • Representation

  • Visual culture

  • Material culture

  • Corporeality

  • Media studies

Course idea:

Memory and Gender: this course will explore the ways in which women have used various modes of historical production to represent their experiences of and perspectives on the past. It will include studies of women's performance, visual and material culture, filmmaking, literature, and other forms of memory work.

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