Collaborating for Change
Transforming Cultures to End Gender-Based Violence in Higher Education
Herausgeber: Marine, Susan; Lewis, Ruth
Collaborating for Change
Transforming Cultures to End Gender-Based Violence in Higher Education
Herausgeber: Marine, Susan; Lewis, Ruth
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This book addresses the urgent problem of gender-based violence in universities and how activists (faculty, staff, and students) can affect change on university campuses. The contributors provide a new analysis of higher education culture by showcasing ways to transform it.
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This book addresses the urgent problem of gender-based violence in universities and how activists (faculty, staff, and students) can affect change on university campuses. The contributors provide a new analysis of higher education culture by showcasing ways to transform it.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780190071820
- ISBN-10: 0190071826
- Artikelnr.: 59473629
- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780190071820
- ISBN-10: 0190071826
- Artikelnr.: 59473629
Susan B. Marine is Associate Professor of Higher Education in the School of Education and Social Policy at Merrimack College. She is the author of Stonewall's Legacy: Bisexual, Gay, lesbian, and Transgender Students in Higher Education. Ruth Lewis is Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences at Northumbria University.
* Introduction: Mapping the Landscape, Susan B. Marine and Ruth Lewis
* Section 1: Naming and theorizing gender-based violence in
universities
* Chapter 1: Transforming Campus Rape Culture: Lessons from Complexity
Theory, Diane Crocker and Marcus A. Sibley
* Chapter 2: From #MeToo to #HimToo in Academia: New Forms of Feminist
Activism to Challenge Sexual Violence, Sundari Anitha
* Section 2: Transforming Students, and Students Transforming
* Chapter 3: Teaching "Love and War": Bringing Gender-Based Violence
into the Light Through Stories in the University Classroom, Dawn
Barker Floyd and Michael Funk Deckard
* Chapter 4: Challenging University 'Lad Culture': The Successes of,
and Challenges for, Collaborative University Activism, Annis Stenson
* Section 3: Building Collaboratives to End GBV: Within the University,
and Beyond
* Chapter 5: Feminist Activism Among Academic Staff in the Movement to
Address Gender Based Violence on Campus, Catherine Donovan, Khatidja
Chantler. Rachel Fenton, and Kelly Bracewell
* Chapter 6: Leveraging Partnerships Between Faculty and Staff to
Transform Rape Culture on Campus, Andrew J. Rizzo, LB Klein, Zachary
Ahmad-Kahloon, Meera Seshadri, LaWanda Swan, and Lee Helmken Cherry
* Chapter 7: Building Authentic Partnerships for Responding to
Gender-Based Violence in Universities, Michele Burman, Kathryn
Dawson, Lauren McDougall, Karen Morton, and Fatemeh Nokhbatolfoghahai
* Chapter 8: Challenging Institutional Resistance: Collaborative
Efforts Against Gender Based Violence at a French University,
Arlette Gautier, Marie-Laure Deroff, Pierre-Guillaume Prigent, and
Sophie Hellegouarc'h
* Conclusion: Reflecting On and Looking Forward to Transformation,
Ruth Lewis and Susan B. Marine
* Index
* Section 1: Naming and theorizing gender-based violence in
universities
* Chapter 1: Transforming Campus Rape Culture: Lessons from Complexity
Theory, Diane Crocker and Marcus A. Sibley
* Chapter 2: From #MeToo to #HimToo in Academia: New Forms of Feminist
Activism to Challenge Sexual Violence, Sundari Anitha
* Section 2: Transforming Students, and Students Transforming
* Chapter 3: Teaching "Love and War": Bringing Gender-Based Violence
into the Light Through Stories in the University Classroom, Dawn
Barker Floyd and Michael Funk Deckard
* Chapter 4: Challenging University 'Lad Culture': The Successes of,
and Challenges for, Collaborative University Activism, Annis Stenson
* Section 3: Building Collaboratives to End GBV: Within the University,
and Beyond
* Chapter 5: Feminist Activism Among Academic Staff in the Movement to
Address Gender Based Violence on Campus, Catherine Donovan, Khatidja
Chantler. Rachel Fenton, and Kelly Bracewell
* Chapter 6: Leveraging Partnerships Between Faculty and Staff to
Transform Rape Culture on Campus, Andrew J. Rizzo, LB Klein, Zachary
Ahmad-Kahloon, Meera Seshadri, LaWanda Swan, and Lee Helmken Cherry
* Chapter 7: Building Authentic Partnerships for Responding to
Gender-Based Violence in Universities, Michele Burman, Kathryn
Dawson, Lauren McDougall, Karen Morton, and Fatemeh Nokhbatolfoghahai
* Chapter 8: Challenging Institutional Resistance: Collaborative
Efforts Against Gender Based Violence at a French University,
Arlette Gautier, Marie-Laure Deroff, Pierre-Guillaume Prigent, and
Sophie Hellegouarc'h
* Conclusion: Reflecting On and Looking Forward to Transformation,
Ruth Lewis and Susan B. Marine
* Index
* Introduction: Mapping the Landscape, Susan B. Marine and Ruth Lewis
* Section 1: Naming and theorizing gender-based violence in
universities
* Chapter 1: Transforming Campus Rape Culture: Lessons from Complexity
Theory, Diane Crocker and Marcus A. Sibley
* Chapter 2: From #MeToo to #HimToo in Academia: New Forms of Feminist
Activism to Challenge Sexual Violence, Sundari Anitha
* Section 2: Transforming Students, and Students Transforming
* Chapter 3: Teaching "Love and War": Bringing Gender-Based Violence
into the Light Through Stories in the University Classroom, Dawn
Barker Floyd and Michael Funk Deckard
* Chapter 4: Challenging University 'Lad Culture': The Successes of,
and Challenges for, Collaborative University Activism, Annis Stenson
* Section 3: Building Collaboratives to End GBV: Within the University,
and Beyond
* Chapter 5: Feminist Activism Among Academic Staff in the Movement to
Address Gender Based Violence on Campus, Catherine Donovan, Khatidja
Chantler. Rachel Fenton, and Kelly Bracewell
* Chapter 6: Leveraging Partnerships Between Faculty and Staff to
Transform Rape Culture on Campus, Andrew J. Rizzo, LB Klein, Zachary
Ahmad-Kahloon, Meera Seshadri, LaWanda Swan, and Lee Helmken Cherry
* Chapter 7: Building Authentic Partnerships for Responding to
Gender-Based Violence in Universities, Michele Burman, Kathryn
Dawson, Lauren McDougall, Karen Morton, and Fatemeh Nokhbatolfoghahai
* Chapter 8: Challenging Institutional Resistance: Collaborative
Efforts Against Gender Based Violence at a French University,
Arlette Gautier, Marie-Laure Deroff, Pierre-Guillaume Prigent, and
Sophie Hellegouarc'h
* Conclusion: Reflecting On and Looking Forward to Transformation,
Ruth Lewis and Susan B. Marine
* Index
* Section 1: Naming and theorizing gender-based violence in
universities
* Chapter 1: Transforming Campus Rape Culture: Lessons from Complexity
Theory, Diane Crocker and Marcus A. Sibley
* Chapter 2: From #MeToo to #HimToo in Academia: New Forms of Feminist
Activism to Challenge Sexual Violence, Sundari Anitha
* Section 2: Transforming Students, and Students Transforming
* Chapter 3: Teaching "Love and War": Bringing Gender-Based Violence
into the Light Through Stories in the University Classroom, Dawn
Barker Floyd and Michael Funk Deckard
* Chapter 4: Challenging University 'Lad Culture': The Successes of,
and Challenges for, Collaborative University Activism, Annis Stenson
* Section 3: Building Collaboratives to End GBV: Within the University,
and Beyond
* Chapter 5: Feminist Activism Among Academic Staff in the Movement to
Address Gender Based Violence on Campus, Catherine Donovan, Khatidja
Chantler. Rachel Fenton, and Kelly Bracewell
* Chapter 6: Leveraging Partnerships Between Faculty and Staff to
Transform Rape Culture on Campus, Andrew J. Rizzo, LB Klein, Zachary
Ahmad-Kahloon, Meera Seshadri, LaWanda Swan, and Lee Helmken Cherry
* Chapter 7: Building Authentic Partnerships for Responding to
Gender-Based Violence in Universities, Michele Burman, Kathryn
Dawson, Lauren McDougall, Karen Morton, and Fatemeh Nokhbatolfoghahai
* Chapter 8: Challenging Institutional Resistance: Collaborative
Efforts Against Gender Based Violence at a French University,
Arlette Gautier, Marie-Laure Deroff, Pierre-Guillaume Prigent, and
Sophie Hellegouarc'h
* Conclusion: Reflecting On and Looking Forward to Transformation,
Ruth Lewis and Susan B. Marine
* Index