Since 1974, the Clayman Institute for Gender Research has been committed to making the future feminist.
The Institute empowers students and scholars in three key ways:
- Conduct and invest in intersectional gender research
- Mentor students through fellowships and internships
- Inspire, translate and amplify gender scholarship
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Elizabeth Armstrong Identifies How Sexual Misconduct Policies Perpetuate Inequality
Elizabeth Armstrong Identifies How Sexual Misconduct Policies Perpetuate Inequality
At a Clayman Institute Faculty Research Fellows presentation Elizabeth Armstrong revealed how the scope and content of sexual misconduct policies can vary from one university to the next. Armstrong is gathering data about how 381 U.S. universities are defining and responding to sexual violence.
Institute Sociologists Share Gender Research
Institute Sociologists Share Gender Research
A number of sociologists affiliated with the Clayman Institute shared findings on gender and work, sexuality, education and feminist movements at the 114th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association.
Taylor Orth Wins 2019 Myra Strober Prize
Taylor Orth Wins 2019 Myra Strober Prize
Orth earned the prize for her Gender News article, “How Diversity Messaging Can Undermine Women in the Workplace,” about Faculty Research Fellow Ashley Martin’s research on “diversity ideologies.”
Daub Named Director of Clayman Institute
Daub Named Director of Clayman Institute
Adrian Daub, a Stanford professor of comparative literature and German studies in the School of Humanities and Sciences, begins his term as the Barbara D. Finberg Director on Sept. 1, 2019.
45 Years of Gender Research
Breaking the Culture of Sexual Assault
Breaking the Culture of Sexual Assault
In a two-year symposium, the Institute launched a series of talks and discussions to address multiple facets of sexual violence in order to create best practices and novel solutions. Featuring events with Kimberlé Crenshaw (pictured) and Zerlina Maxwell.
Gender Equality in 2019
Gender Equality in 2019
In this May 2019 symposium, panelists take on gender equality today, what progress has been made in the last two decades, and what barriers prevent additional change. Featuring Erin Cech, Shelley Correll, David Pedulla and Adina Sterling (pictured).
Media Mentions
Summertime at Stanford -- A Time for Two Rising Seniors to Do Gender-Related Research
Susan Heck Interns
Aug 30 2019
How to Save Your Diversity Program from an Untimely Demise
Clayman Institute Postdoctoral Fellow
Aug 5 2019
Building a Diverse Startup from Day One
Clayman Institute Postdoctoral Fellow
Jun 26 2019
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