The second edition of Collectif – an online anthology of original faculty and student writing – has been released in conjunction with the 2019 edition of The Report on the Status of Women and Girls in California™.
This year’s anthology expands on the Report’s theme of intersectionality, bringing analysis on the intersection of gender, equity and access from the perspectives of the humanities, healthcare, and philosophy. A student essay investigates the variables that may explain underrepresentation of women in a specific field, in this case aviation.
These are the five commissioned essays included in the 2019 Collectif, which can be downloaded in full here:
by Caitlyn Keeve, '20
What Good is an Apology?: Restorative Ethics in the Age of #MeToo
by Aimée Koeplin, PhD
Identity and History: Decentering the Narrative
by Wendy J. McCredie, PhD
- S. Maternity Care in Crisis
by Sarah Shealy CNM, IBCLC
The Challenges of Cultural Proficiency for the African-American-Mexican Woman in los Estados Unidos
by Ana V. Thorne, PhD