About NWSA
History
Established in 1977, the National Women's Studies Association (NWSA) has, as one of its primary objectives, promoting and supporting the production and dissemination of knowledge about women, gender, and sexuality through teaching, learning, research and service in academia and beyond.
NWSA Presidential Session
2023 Opening Keynote Conversation: Black Women Taught Me: Honoring Legacies of Black Feminist Thought, Movement Building, and Feminist Solidarities
Conversations
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
The Study of African American Women's Writing
Women's International Study Center
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Anita Hill with Beverly Guy-Sheftall: Reimagining Equality
Black Feminist Radicals
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Black Feminist Radicals
Black Women Writers and Palestine
The New School
African American Policy Forum
Black Feminist Radicals
bell hooks: "This ain't no pussy shit"
African American Policy Forum
African American Policy Forum
African American Policy Forum
In the Bullseye of Backlash: Anti-Wokeness and the Attack on Black Women
University of Washington
African American Policy Forum
African American Policy Forum
The Urgency of Black Feminism Now
C-Span
Preserving African American Women's History
Life Stories
Women Who Make America:
Empowering Women's Studies
The Feminist Wire
Audre Lorde and Spelman College
Berea
Conversation on bell hooks
All About Love
Mickalene Thomas
Black Work Talk
All Our Oppressions are Interconnected