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​Freedom, Rights and Power: Recasting Women's Struggles Across the Americas Since 1900

Conference to be held St. Mary’s University College, Twickenham on 26 - 27 April 2013

This two-day multidisciplinary conference seeks to explore the intersection between gender, revolt and power across the Americas.  Women have been central in stretching the definitions of legal rights, challenging old concepts of power, and establishing new parameters of freedom across the Americas throughout the twentieth century.  Our conference seeks to create links between historical, regional and current movements for change, and to capitalize on a new momentum that has emerged in relation to discourses of gender and power. We encourage scholars and delegates to think anew about the ways that women have challenged prevailing systems, to examine women’s efforts to renegotiate power paradigms and to consider how the past informs the future as we extend our concepts of freedom within the context of the whole continent.

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Attending the Conference

We are excited to welcome UK and international scholars and activists to the conference.

The full conference program is available here.  Registration is open to anybody with an interest in women’s activism, especially in the Americas.

 

Travel and facilities information 

For campus maps, and directions to and from St Mary’s University College, please visit the St Mary's website.

Click here for information about nearby accommodation, transport to and from airports and central London, and facilities available at the conference.