A Room of One’s Own and More?
Medhavi Gupta, Political Science student at Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi, discusses gender inequality through her experiencing commuting via public transit.
Intriguing Topics for Writing from a Sociological Perspective
We are back with our Writer's Update to share some intriguing topics and ideas for writing from a sociological perspective with you all!
Ethan Czuy Levine, PhD: Anti-violence Advocacy & Sociology
This profile of Dr. Ethan Czuy Levine is brought to you through a partnership with the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology.
Urbanization in Nigeria: A Sociological Analysis
What is urbanization in sociology and what is the status of urbanization in Nigeria? Read more from guest contributor Hassan Idris.
Beyond Abortion: Sterilization in the United States
Dive into the importance of reproductive rights beyond abortion with Dr. Elle Rochford in her discussion of forced sterilization in the United States.
Gender-based Violence and a Global Agenda for Social Justice
Exclusive interview with Global Agenda for Social Justice 2 author Dr. Ӧzlem Altıok on her chapter discussing gender-based violence against women.
The Sociology of Leadership: Climbing the Ladder
What is the sociology of leadership and how can analyzing leadership through a sociological lens help us be better leaders?
Stop Inviting Strangers Camping: How to Get Involved and How NOT to Get Involved
What are the most effective ways to get involved in abortion activism? Read more from sociologist and reproductive rights expert Dr. Elle Rochford!
Get in the Repro Know: Abortion Abroad and at Home
For the sixth blog of our Get in the Repro Know series, Dr. Elle Rochford shares an overview of abortion bans over time and place.
Legal Actions We Could Take, Didn’t Take, and Can Still Take
In the fifth blog of our Get in the Repro Know series with Dr. Elle Rochford, we learn all about the legal actions we could take, didn't take, and can still take to protect abortion access.
