Intersectionality & COVID-19: A Discussion with Fletcher Faculty and Students

The Fletcher School's Gender Analysis and Women's Leadership Program presented a panel discussion on intersectionality and impacts of the current coronavirus pandemic. Professor Dyan Mazurana, alongside a number of faculty and current MALD and Ph.D. students spoke about issues facing a variety of communities on the margins during this global pandemic.

Speakers and their topics of discussion included:
• Professor Kimberly Theidon, speaking on inequality and healthcare
• Nicholas Cicchinelli, 2nd-year MALD candidate, on queering COVID-19
• Kelsey Wise, 2nd-year MALD candidate, on livelihoods
• Kinsey Spears (F19) and current Ph.D. candidate, on domestic violence
• Professor Bridget Conley, on prisoners and prisons
• Jeremiah Anthony, 1st-year MALD candidate, on migrants
• Professor Dyan Mazurana, on child protection

Read the full article about this discussion.

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