where are the women? women’s studies 21 anniversary: round table on women in academia

Women’s Studies at Oxford celebrates its 21st
anniversary with a round-table discussion:
‘Where are the women?’ Feminism, (under)representation, and academia in the 21st century
23th May 2016, 5.00 – 6.30 pm, Monday of 5 week
Wadham College, Okinaga room
Participants:
Fiona Jenkins (Australian National University, Convener of The Gender Institute
2013 – 15, Co-editor of Women in Philosophy: What needs to change?)
Elisabeth Fink (History)
Lucy Jackson (Classics)
Dana Mills
(Politics)
Imaobong Umoren
(History)
Allison Woolard (Biochemistry)
Problematizing the prevailing lack of women in academia in the 21st century, we will discuss the relationship between feminism, sexism, and science,
asking: What needs to change to make academia more inclusive.
The event will be followed by a drinks reception.