Abstract

In this series, WGSS students share how the program shapes their activism, academics, and sense of self. Through storytelling, community, and critical reflection, they’re challenging systems, building coalitions, and imagining new futures, one class, one project, one voice at a time.

Document Type

Document

Publication Date

12-9-2025

College

College of Liberal Arts

Department

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Keywords

WGSS; Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program; Feminist Theory; Activism; Academics; Storytelling; Oral Histories; Food Justice; Clothing; Queerness; Reproductive Advocacy; Public Health; Indigenous Activism; AIDS/HIV Activism;

Unique Identifier

WSUTXTWGSS-2025-Interviews-Newell-Temki

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