Join us on Wednesday 8th December at 3pm for our third seminar in the CSWG seminar series themed 'History & Culture'. All are welcome.

History & Culture comprises four distinct investigations whose reciprocity evidence overlapping inequalities engineered through the power of historical framings and biased perceptions on womanhood, single parenthood, and the gender effects on the legal treatment of women in conflict with the law. The investigations offer complementary snapshots of the effects of gender, race and social inequalities through legal, social and historical lenses.

Speakers:

Siti Shari: "The Status of the Victorian Women and Infanticide: History Behind Infanticide Act 1938"

Arna Dirghangi: "The nouvelle femme of Calcutta: How the 1947 Bengal Partition set forth a newly-acquired agency in the refugee woman during post-partition resettlement"

Aleksandr Lepin: "Social work with single-fathers raising children following divorce in Russia"

Amy Andrada: "The Construction of Motherhood: Re-conceptualizing Single Mothers"

Meeting ID: 816 6594 4213

Passcode: 024506