Love and Violent Death
Federal policy change in the ’90s reduced lethal intimate partner violence. But after a long downward trend, recent years have seen an uptick in these deaths, driven exclusively by guns.
About Rachel Farris
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Entries by Rachel Farris
Gender, Power, and Campus Carry
Guns on campus can lead to declines in productivity and morale, increases in the stratification of employees, and inequities for women faculty and staff.
Addressing Gun Violence by Reimagining Masculinity and Protection
We need to popularize forms of masculinity that think critically about the protector role and delink it from guns and violence.
Women and War: Using Gender to Predict Conflicts
Early warning systems can help predict armed conflicts before they start. Why do they ignore gender?
Punishing Poor Mothers in a Pandemic
Vulnerable families need financial security, not damaging separation.
Justice Demands the Vote: 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
Seven prominent scholars reflect on the suffrage movement’s unsung heroes, complexities, shortcomings, and enduring impact on American politics.
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Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy
Illuminating gender-based disparities through research, teaching, and public engagement.
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