Gender Studies
Space encompassing academic communities investigating gender identities, roles, relations, and power across social, cultural, and historical contexts, including feminist theory, queer theory, and intersectional analysis.
Statistics
Explore the World of Gender Studies
Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
0
Intersectional Feminism
Space encompassing academic communities investigating gender identities, roles, relations, and power across social, cultural, and historical contexts, including feminist theory, queer theory, and intersectional analysis.
Contains 3 bubbles
Gender Studies
Space dedicated to both academic and activist communities engaging in critical analysis of gender, power, and inequality through feminist frameworks. It encompasses multiple theoretical traditions and movements—such as liberal, radical, intersectional, and ecofeminism—that guide scholarship, activism, and cultural critique.
Contains 3 bubbles
Feminist Theory
Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
0Intersectional Feminism
Space encompassing academic communities investigating gender identities, roles, relations, and power across social, cultural, and historical contexts, including feminist theory, queer theory, and intersectional analysis.
Contains 3 bubblesGender Studies
Space dedicated to both academic and activist communities engaging in critical analysis of gender, power, and inequality through feminist frameworks. It encompasses multiple theoretical traditions and movements—such as liberal, radical, intersectional, and ecofeminism—that guide scholarship, activism, and cultural critique.
Contains 3 bubblesFeminist Theory
Similar Spaces
Space dedicated to both academic and activist communities engaging in critical analysis of gender, power, and inequality through feminist frameworks. It encompasses multiple theoretical traditions and movements—such as liberal, radical, intersectional, and ecofeminism—that guide scholarship, activism, and cultural critique.
Contains 3 bubblesFeminist Theory
A broad space encompassing diverse self-identifying LGBTQ+ groups across life stages, regions, and cultural sub-movements, each with its own rituals, jargon, and support networks. This space contains specialized communities such as campus organizations, travel networks, parenting groups, and performance cultures that share a collective queer identity but operate with distinct cultural codes.
Contains 3 bubbles
LGBTQ+ Communities
Space encompassing the lived experiences and communities of undergraduate students, including academic programs, housing, extracurricular groups, and social rituals that define campus culture.
Contains 14 bubbles
College Student Life
The space encompassing the institutions, programs, communities, and practices of advanced study beyond the bachelor’s level, covering master’s, doctoral, and professional degree pathways, including admissions, research training, student support, and professional development.
Contains 1 bubbles
Graduate Education
Space covering the ecosystem of post-secondary institutions, including universities, colleges, and research organizations. Encompasses diverse communities of students, faculty, administrators, and researchers engaged in teaching, learning, governance, and academic scholarship.
Contains 19 bubbles
Higher Education
The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
Contains 5 bubbles
Social Sciences
Space dedicated to both academic and activist communities engaging in critical analysis of gender, power, and inequality through feminist frameworks. It encompasses multiple theoretical traditions and movements—such as liberal, radical, intersectional, and ecofeminism—that guide scholarship, activism, and cultural critique.
Contains 3 bubblesFeminist Theory
A broad space encompassing diverse self-identifying LGBTQ+ groups across life stages, regions, and cultural sub-movements, each with its own rituals, jargon, and support networks. This space contains specialized communities such as campus organizations, travel networks, parenting groups, and performance cultures that share a collective queer identity but operate with distinct cultural codes.
Contains 3 bubblesLGBTQ+ Communities
Space encompassing the lived experiences and communities of undergraduate students, including academic programs, housing, extracurricular groups, and social rituals that define campus culture.
Contains 14 bubblesCollege Student Life
The space encompassing the institutions, programs, communities, and practices of advanced study beyond the bachelor’s level, covering master’s, doctoral, and professional degree pathways, including admissions, research training, student support, and professional development.
Contains 1 bubblesGraduate Education
Space covering the ecosystem of post-secondary institutions, including universities, colleges, and research organizations. Encompasses diverse communities of students, faculty, administrators, and researchers engaged in teaching, learning, governance, and academic scholarship.
Contains 19 bubblesHigher Education
The Social Sciences space encompasses the systematic study of human society, social relationships, and behavior through multiple disciplines (e.g., sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science), all supported by shared research methods, professional associations, and academic networks.
Contains 5 bubblesSocial Sciences
Popular among members of Gender Studies
Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
Intersectional Feminism
Black Feminism is a movement and intellectual tradition centering the lives, experiences, and struggles of Black women, foregrounding the interconnectedness of race, gender, class, and other identities within feminist discourse.
Black Feminism
Queer Resource Centers are dedicated spaces, often located on campuses or within communities, that provide support, advocacy, and resources tailored to LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies.
Queer Resource Centers
A vibrant campus community where LGBTQ+ college students unite for advocacy, mutual support, and inclusive programming while navigating unique challenges of queer identity in higher education.
LGBTQ+ College Student Life
Liberal Feminism is a movement advocating for gender equality by seeking legal reforms, policy changes, and expanded civil rights within current social and political systems. It emphasizes individual autonomy and equal opportunities for all genders, distinguishing itself by working within established structures rather than advocating for systemic overhaul.
Liberal Feminism
Game Studies is an academic field focused on analyzing games and play, particularly digital games, as complex cultural, social, and technical artifacts.
Game Studies
Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
Intersectional Feminism
Black Feminism is a movement and intellectual tradition centering the lives, experiences, and struggles of Black women, foregrounding the interconnectedness of race, gender, class, and other identities within feminist discourse.
Black Feminism
Queer Resource Centers are dedicated spaces, often located on campuses or within communities, that provide support, advocacy, and resources tailored to LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies.
Queer Resource Centers
A vibrant campus community where LGBTQ+ college students unite for advocacy, mutual support, and inclusive programming while navigating unique challenges of queer identity in higher education.
LGBTQ+ College Student Life
Liberal Feminism is a movement advocating for gender equality by seeking legal reforms, policy changes, and expanded civil rights within current social and political systems. It emphasizes individual autonomy and equal opportunities for all genders, distinguishing itself by working within established structures rather than advocating for systemic overhaul.
Liberal Feminism
Game Studies is an academic field focused on analyzing games and play, particularly digital games, as complex cultural, social, and technical artifacts.
Game Studies
Religious Studies Scholars are academics and researchers dedicated to the systematic and critical study of religion across cultures and time periods, focusing on comparative, historical, and theoretical approaches.
Religious Studies Scholars
A community of practitioners in colleges and universities devoted to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across campus environments, policy, curricula, and campus culture.
Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (DEI) Professionals (Higher Ed)
Science and Technology Studies (STS) is an interdisciplinary academic community that investigates how science, technology, and society shape one another. It brings together scholars from sociology, history, anthropology, and philosophy to critically analyze scientific practices and technological change.
Science and Technology Studies
Women's Self-defense is a global community focused on empowering women through training tailored to female-specific safety concerns, combining practical skills, peer support, and empowerment. This collective centers around unique threat scenarios, shared experiences, and a strong sense of solidarity among women participants.
Women's Self-defense
Graduate Student Associations (GSAs) are organized groups that represent the academic, professional, and social interests of graduate students at universities. These bodies typically have elected leadership, formal structure, and play a key role in advocacy, campus programming, and resource allocation for graduate students.
Graduate Student Associations
Literary criticism is the community-driven practice of analyzing, interpreting, and evaluating literature, encompassing diverse methods from close reading to cultural theory. It brings together academics, critics, and readers engaged in discussion, debate, and the evolution of how texts are understood.
