Women and Water from All Perspectives

This blog aims to provide a space for those working in diverse fields on the subjects of women and water to discuss their ideas, experiences, and challenges. I hope you'll share your interests, work, and insights on this interdisciplinary blog site. Of course, the rules of 'netiquette' apply. Also, please feel free to share any information on conferences, source materials, and gatherings related to this subject....

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Friday, June 13, 2014

Raising Dick and Jane: Chair Graveyard Rescue {DIY Bench Project}

Raising Dick and Jane: Chair Graveyard Rescue {DIY Bench Project}: Caution: Wood is naturally splintery and power tools can be dangerous. Please use caution when working with wood and power tools and us...

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Melanie Shaffer-Cutillo: New York, United States; For myself, I am a graduate student of Women's History with fields in Global, South Asian, Latin American, and Environmental history. My research and activist interests are in women’s engagement in the international contexts of environment, development, and human rights. My current research examines the historical complexities and specificities of rural women’s experiences with irrigation development in South Asia and Latin America during the period of 1945-1989. My research demonstrates how these experiences influenced historical shifts in the international discourses of development, environment, and human rights.

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