Check out the write-up in Northwestern Research News – April 2018
Human sexuality is a matter of bodies, behaviors, and beliefs. To study this confluence, SPAN researchers traverse the (always artificial) divide between nature and culture.
Nathalie Bouzaglo (Spanish and Portuguese)
“Sexual Kingdoms: An Archeology of Spectacular Masculinities”
Nick Davis (English and GSS)
“Senior Capstone in Gender and Sexuality Studies”
Noelle Sullivan (Global Health Studies)
“Human Sexuality”
Jeremy Birnholtz (Communication Studies)
“Follow Me! A Content Analysis of Instagram Posts By Young Gay and Bisexual Male ‘Shoutout’ Recipients”
Brian Feinstein (Institute for Sexual and Gender Minority Health and Wellbeing)
“Bisexual visibility: Understanding motivations, strategies, and perceived success across contexts”
Amy Johnson (Pediatrics, Feinberg School of Medicine)
“Informing HIV-prevention intervention strategies for young transgender women”
Jennifer Nash (African American Studies/ Gender & Sexuality Studies)
“The Blackness of ‘Breast is Best’”
C. Tova Markenson (Interdisciplinary PhD in Theatre and Drama)
“Entrance Forbidden to the Yiddish Theatres: Performance, Prostitution, and Protest in Latin America (1900-1939)”
