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
What's New
Plaque installed at Attneave House recognizes Chanel Miller and sexual assault survivors
Plaque installed at Attneave House recognizes Chanel Miller and sexual assault survivors
The patio of Carolyn Lewis Attneave House, home of the Clayman Institute, now features a plaque inscribed with a quote from Chanel Miller. The plaque was installed recently to honor Miller and all sexual assault survivors. In 2015, Miller was assaulted on campus by Stanford student Brock Turner. The quote is an excerpt from Miller's victim impact statement. Last year, Miller revealed her identity and published a widely praised memoir, Know My Name.
Podcast: The Feminist Present
Podcast: The Feminist Present
In season 2 of the Clayman Institute podcast, Hosts Adrian Daub and Laura Goode welcome Morgan Jerkins, Sarah Smarsh, Katie Hill and more.
Grad student prize winners announced
Grad student prize winners announced
Tanya LaMar, Maria Massucco and Justine Modica win graduate student prizes for gender research
Susan Heck Interns
Susan Heck Interns
The Susan Heck Summer Student Internship is designed for Stanford undergraduates, teaching them about gender and gender research, funding their own gender-related research projects, and providing mentoring by Institute PhDs.
45 Years of Gender Research
Clayman Conversations: Whisper Networks
Clayman Conversations: Whisper Networks
In the first Clayman Conversations event, journalists Moira Donegan and Evette Dionne examine the impact of social media and digital technology on sharing information about sexual violence.
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 Today
Gender Equality Today
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
Just 20% of New York theater created by people of color, study finds
Faculty Fellow
Sep 30 2020
Breonna Taylor, police brutality, and the importance of #SayHerName
Clayman Institute Postdoctoral Fellow
Sep 25 2020
The disruption con: why big tech’s favourite buzzword is nonsense
Clayman Institute Director
Sep 24 2020
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