The Clayman Institute for Gender Research

AI experts called on researchers and institutions to look more deeply and critically at the foundations of the technology, its gender and racial biases, and its impacts on people and resources

UNLV Sociologist and former Postdoctoral Fellow FATIMA SUAREZ shared her research centering what fatherhood means to Latino men in the U.S., arguing for a "new fatherhood" model often missing from current discourses

Anthropologist and clinician AMRAPALI MAITRA shared her ethnographic research in Kolkata examining how culture informs women's experience of and response to domestic violence

In a preview of his forthcoming book, historian PEDRO REGALADO demonstrated how Latino New Yorkers in the 20th century navigated the city’s role within U.S. empire and forged a collective identity influenced by shared gender norms and economic experiences

ELIZABETH FETTEROLF and RACHEL BERGMANN earned the Marjorie Lozoff prize for their work together on gendered online spaces and "looksmaxxing." The Marilyn Yalom prize goes to DANIEL KOPLITZ for their work in music history and queer theory

This special issue expands the growing field of trans philosophy as a subfield of scholarship and a commitment to survival under conditions of precarity, loss, and transformation. Guest editors are PERRY ZURN and TALIA MAE BETTCHER 

Learn about gender research today, with a focus on the Clayman Institute's current projects and intergenerational research teams. Meet our student researchers and hear about the hands-on skills they learn at the Institute. Also, Institute leaders share their vision for the research program