As you know, there is no more reading for this class- you only need to work on your final projects. For this week, there is no update needed/no new discussion board post — however, please feel free to be in touch with me or with each other about any questions or concerns as you work on your project.
Please send me your final project drafts no later than the end of the day on Thursday, December 3.
For this week: please review your project proposal and literature review. Then, complete this final project workplan — due Tuesday, 11/17
Pay close attention to the timeline and activities — this will be your guide for the next few weeks + what you will be accountable for completing.
Post due Thursday 11/19 + Comment due Sunday 11/22
Share your responses from the workplan with one another + comment on each other’s work. See where you might find connection or overlap.
From this week onwards, you will focus on your final project. The next step is completing a final project workplan. Please see details in Module 11
Module 10 is up- this week, the focus is on “friendship as feminist praxis” and the material includes a zine and some short videos. I hope you enjoy them and that they inspire thinking about the creativity of feminist praxis.
Discussion Board Post #10 is due on Thursday 11/5
Comment due on Sunday, 11/8
FINAL DRAFT OF LITERATURE REVIEW due on Sunday 11/8
There is no new reading this week so you can focus on drafting your literature review– which is due on Sunday 11/1. I extended the deadline and updated the course schedule– this has the latest dates/deadlines for the assignment.
There IS a discussion board post due, however!
The Annotated Bibliography of all 8 sources is due today– but I’m extending the deadline to Sunday 10/25 11:59 PM. You can email your assignment to me.
We need to set up a meeting to discuss the next stage of the project– the literature review draft is due next week. Please email me to set up a time to meet.
have a great weekend!
Module 8 is available to you now.
hi,
Module 7 is up!
Discussion Board posts are due….
Module 6 is available to you now + the Discussion Board post is due Thursday 10/8 (and comment due 10/11).
+ if you are free on Thursday between 2-4, please attend this event
Hello!
Next week, the Center for Ethnic Studies at BMCC is hosting an event: Free Migrant Survivors! Discussion + Letter Writing Action — please come and/or share the link with anyone you think may be interested!
The first part of the event includes a roundtable discussion with members of Survived and Punished about how gendered violence intersects with policing, incarceration, and immigration enforcement + how defense campaigns have organized to free criminalized migrant survivors.
+ then, we will have a letter writing action to show solidarity with survivors who live within the intersection of gender violence and criminalization! Supplies needed: paper, something to write with, an envelope, and a stamp. I will provide you with a stamp if needed.
Anyone attending the event will receive extra credit!
Be in touch with questions,
Professor Munshi
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