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Full-Text Articles in Sociology
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part Ii (1984–1986), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part Ii (1984–1986), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
Zea E-Books Collection
Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill, compilers. The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997, with prefaces and author indices by Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill. 3 volumes: Part II (1984–1986)
The Midwest Feminist Papers was a creative, group-generated initiative that gave voice to the scholarly questions, research interests, and social concerns of a growing cohort of Midwestern feminist sociology graduate students and their feminist faculty mentors during the last quarter of the Twentieth Century. They were active members of Midwest Sociologists for Women in Society, a regional expression of the larger national Sociologists for Women …
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part I (1980–1983), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part I (1980–1983), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
Zea E-Books Collection
Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill, compilers. The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997, with prefaces and author indices by Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill. 3 volumes: Part I (1980–1983)
The Midwest Feminist Papers was a creative, group-generated initiative that gave voice to the scholarly questions, research interests, and social concerns of a growing cohort of Midwestern feminist sociology graduate students and their feminist faculty mentors during the last quarter of the Twentieth Century. They were active members of Midwest Sociologists for Women in Society, a regional expression of the larger national Sociologists for Women …
How Financial Status Affects Food Decisions In Households Of Marin City, Joe Blakely
How Financial Status Affects Food Decisions In Households Of Marin City, Joe Blakely
Global Public Health | Student Research Posters
- Food insecurity is a multifaceted issue influenced by various factors, including socioeconomic status and access to nutritious foods. Research has shown that low-income households often face challenges in accessing healthy food options due to financial constraints.
- Cultural and psychological factors also play significant roles in shaping food choices among low-income populations. Additionally, the availability and affordability of healthy foods within local food environments significantly impact dietary behaviors.
- Economic factors such as income levels and household expenses further compound the challenges of food insecurity. Studies on food spending decisions among low-income demographics revealed that financial constraints often force families to prioritize …
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part Iii (1991–1997), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997. Part Iii (1991–1997), Mary Jo Deegan, Michael R. Hill
Zea E-Books Collection
Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill, compilers. The Midwest Feminist Papers: A Facsimile Edition 1980–1997, with prefaces and author indices by Mary Jo Deegan and Michael R. Hill. 3 volumes: Part III (1991–1997)
The Midwest Feminist Papers was a creative, group-generated initiative that gave voice to the scholarly questions, research interests, and social concerns of a growing cohort of Midwestern feminist sociology graduate students and their feminist faculty mentors during the last quarter of the Twentieth Century. They were active members of Midwest Sociologists for Women in Society, a regional expression of the larger national Sociologists for Women …
Hidden Poverty In Union County, Paloma Flores, Da'mirah Vinson
Hidden Poverty In Union County, Paloma Flores, Da'mirah Vinson
SOCI 258: Gender Race and Poverty
In Union County, there is a significant problem of economic insecurity that is not widely known among Bucknell students. Economic insecurity has a profound impact on people's lives, particularly in the area. It can lead to food insecurity, poor health outcomes, and limited access to education and job opportunities, perpetuating a cycle of poverty. Therefore, it is critical to raise awareness about this issue and its consequences. Bucknell students have a unique opportunity to play a vital role in this effort. By engaging with the community and partnering with local organizations, students can raise awareness of economic insecurity and its …
The Torch (Summer 2023), Crtp
The Torch (Summer 2023), Crtp
Torch: The Civil Rights Team Project Newsletter
The Civil Rights Team Project Newsletter
"We help schools think and talk about issues related to race and skin color, national origin and ancestry, religion, disabilities, gender (including gender identity and expression), and sexual orientation."
- Civil Rights Team Spotlight
- Local Collaborations
- Civil Rights Team Shoutouts
- Thanking our Retiring Advisors
- Thanks for reading!
Getting Started, We Stories
Getting Started, We Stories
Getting Started
In the following pages, you will find resources, research, and reflection to help you get comfortable talking about race first before talking to your kids about it. Once you are ready, you will find three concrete strategies and developmental goals to help you start and continue conversations with your young kids.
Getting Started will increase your confidence and competence to embrace race-conscious learning and discussions.
Advocacy Builders Project, We Stories
Advocacy Builders Project, We Stories
Advocacy Builders Project
The Advocacy Builders Project aims to illuminate systems and demystify advocacy utilizing the framework of social determinants of health to explore systems and to demonstrate interdependence of racist, sexist, and classist systems.
By developing their ability to envision each of these systems (healthcare, education, economic stability, and neighborhood and built environment) individually AND as they intersect and reinforce each other, individuals can channel their energy, resources, and power into meaningful actions.
Dei Lesson 5: Marvelous Me!, We Stories
Dei Lesson 3: Fatherhood, We Stories
Dei Lesson 2: Names, We Stories
Dei Lesson 4: Grandparents, We Stories
Dei Lesson 1: Celebrating Your Family, We Stories
Dei Lesson 1: Celebrating Your Family, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lessons: Guide, We Stories
Dei Lesson 7: Celebrating The Skin You're In, We Stories
Dei Lesson 7: Celebrating The Skin You're In, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lessons: Explore More, We Stories
Dei Lesson 8: Enslavement And Emancipation, We Stories
Dei Lesson 8: Enslavement And Emancipation, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lesson 6: Girl Power, We Stories
Dei-Themed Lessons, We Stories
Dei-Themed Lessons, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
We built these lessons around diversity, equity, and inclusion to help parents and teachers feel equipped in supporting critical thinking, continuous learning, and difficult conversations with young children. Our themed lessons include curated diverse books, reflection and discussion questions, and accompanying activities that align with social justice standards for children.
The themed lessons are not intended to be sequential nor a comprehensive representation of all of the potential learning out there! Navigate the lessons in any order that you choose. We encourage you to create your own based on your interests, historical and contemporary throughlines, holidays, family events, and more.
Dei Lessons: Booklist, We Stories
Dei Lesson 12: Voting Rights And Representation, We Stories
Dei Lesson 12: Voting Rights And Representation, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lesson 13: Caregiving In Time Of Protest, We Stories
Dei Lesson 13: Caregiving In Time Of Protest, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lesson 9: The Great Migration, We Stories
Dei Lesson 9: The Great Migration, We Stories
DEI-Themed Lessons
No abstract provided.
Dei Lesson 20: Libraries, We Stories
Dei Lesson 11: Stories Of Harlem, We Stories
Dei Lesson 19: Schools, We Stories
Dei Lesson 17: Wishing, We Stories
Dei Lesson 14: Family Legacy, We Stories
Dei Lesson 15: Native Voices, We Stories
Dei Lesson 16: Gathering, We Stories