Studio HCE Virtual Gallery welcomed artist Kirsten McCrea for a virtual artist talk on March 6th, 2011, to speak about her work on “Hot Topic.”
Studio HCE Virtual Gallery welcomed artist Kirsten McCrea for a virtual artist talk on March 6th, 2011, to speak about her work on “Hot Topic.”
February 22, 2012 By Marina DelVecchio from InContext
February 21, 2012 By Traci Brimhall from The Writer's Life
February 20, 2012 By Jyl Lynn Felman from The Writer's Life

February 15, 2012 By Melissa Corliss Delorenzo
Her Circle speaks with Dawn Tripp about her novel Game of Secrets, a story that weaves the past and present, locating the patterns that make us human, no matter the turns of the generations, and the different and intricate ways in which we keep our secrets.

November 22, 2011 By Cheryl Yanek
Cheryl Yanek shares her on-going story of participation in the Occupy Wall Street Movement in New York City.

February 1, 2012 By Heather Child
Heather Child looks at roles for female characters in Disney-Pixar’s latest creations and asks, “Why are films with their feet firmly in the twenty-first century still struggling with something as basic as gender representation?

February 1, 2012 By Lauren Sardi
Lauren Sardi interviews Patricia Leavy, feminist sociology professor and author. Leavy has become known for advocating innovative and artful approaches to conducting social research as a means of getting at the complexity of lived experience and linking the “inner worlds” of women to the social contexts in which they live.

February 15, 2012 from One World Cafe
In this podcast, cultural anthropologist Gina Athena Ulysse read from her poetry and discusses the narratives of her homeland Haiti, and how she strives to develop new stories in spoken word and performance poetry.

December 9, 2011 By Marina DelVecchio from InContext
Marina DelVecchio brings up an older text, published in 1971, that introduces readers to ten obscure and famous women circa the 1800′s. Eve Merriam’s Growing Up Female in America: Ten Lives depicts the authentic first-person voices of women who "found the will to trudge forward into colleges and acquire degrees that went beyond ‘MPM — Mistress of Pudding Making — and RW — Respectable Wife’" (13).
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