Gender and Sexuality
Recent Years Funded
2024 - 2025
Previous Funding Periods
2017-2024
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The Gender and Sexuality Graduate Research Cluster supports UW graduate students in a range of inquiries into gender and sexuality as social structures shaping institutions, interactions, and identities. It fosters critique, collaboration, and mutual support among members and forges connections with graduate students at other universities. The Research Cluster, founded in 2014, originates in the Department of Sociology and spans several departments; workshops on student work have resulted in numerous grants, fellowships, and publications.
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