50th Anniversary
During 2024, the Clayman Institute for Gender Research celebrates 50 years since its founding.
Originally named the Center for Research on Women, the Clayman Institute was the first of its kind to focus on gender research, and remains a leader in cutting-edge gender research today. Join us in celebrating "50 Years of Looking Forward" -- look for special events, celebrations, photos, and stories to be shared throughout the year.
Kicking off a year of celebration, on Jan. 25 Anita Hill delivered the Jing Lyman Lecture to a packed auditorium
Recent conferences, research, and events at the Clayman Institute show contemporary interests and future directions for gender research
Enjoy photos from a festive evening celebrating the Clayman Institute's anniversary
With the most recent issue, the Institute's upRising magazine commemorates the 50th anniversary
Enjoy a sampling of events and milestones from five decades of gender research on the Clayman Institute timeline
This 1994 publication captures oral histories from the first 20 years of the Institute. Interviewees include Jing Lyman, Diane Middlebrook (pictured), Marilyn Yalom, Karen Offen, Susan Groag Bell, Edith Gelles, Laraine Zappert, Barbara Gelpi, and Carolyn Lougee Chappell
Former student worker and Susan Heck Intern Hana/Connor Yankowitz spent more than a year researching the feminist and queer communities at Stanford and creating an online exhibit through the Stanford Library