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Hi all, Welcome back to the FemQuant newsletter for the fall! The following newsletter has most (but not all!) of our planned events for this academic year. Please note that our first event will be taking place in less than two weeks on zoom with Dr. Signe Svallfors! As always, please feel free to contribute to our FemQuant newsletter by responding via this…

We have now just concluded our Spring term events for 2026, and we will be taking a pause until Fall 2026. This is a longer newsletter than normal, since we will be recapping last academic year’s events, and starting to promote the ones we will have forthcoming! We still have a couple of openings for speakers for coming 2026-2027 academic year, so please let us know (email christina.pao@sc.edu) if you have any interest in sharing your work.

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Events FemQuant—May Seminar: Abortion Access in the Post-Dobbs era: Measuring the Effect of Abortion Bans on Distance to Clinics Tuesday, 12 May 202611-12 (EDT) / 16-17 (BST) / 17-18 (CEST) (Check time in your time zone) Sign-up here to receive the Zoom link on the day. The reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022 marked a significant retreat from protecting reproductive health, echoing the culmination of increasingly restrictive legislation in the past decade.

Events FemQuant—May Seminar: Abortion Access in the Post-Dobbs era: Measuring the Effect of Abortion Bans on Distance to Clinics Tuesday, 12 May 2026 11-12 (EDT) / 16-17 (BST) / 17-18 (CEST) (Check time in your time zone) Sign-up here to receive the Zoom link on the day. The reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022 marked a significant retreat from protecting reproductive health, echoing the culmination of increasingly restrictive legislation in the past decade.

This special issue of Frontiers focuses on feminist quantitative research methods. We invite papers that examine the connections between feminist research, quantitative methods, intersectionality, and...

Events FemQuant—March Seminar: A Conversation with FemDem Tuesday, 3 March 202610-11:00 (EST) / 15-16:00 (GMT) / 16-17:00 (CET) Watch presentation recording here. This event is an opportunity to be in conversation with folks from the FemDem collective, hear about their plans, and chat about the future of feminist demographic research. The Feminist Demography Collective is a group of scholars that seeks to advance the field of demography by critically assessing the historical roots of the field, pushing rigorous research informed by feminist theories, and demanding accountable research practices that are human- and community-centered.

Madeleine Pownall and Sebastian Cordoba make the case for reflexivity and positionality statements as important in all kinds of research Madeleine Pownall and Sebastian Cordoba make the case for refle...

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Happy new year! Below is the January newsletter. We are currently in the process of solidifying the Spring 2026 term card of FemQuant events, but we have started adding sign-up links for the events we do have on the books! Keep your eyes peeled for more seminars and further details in future newsletters. Events FemQuant—January Seminar:Outsider Orbit. Segmentation of Employment Trajectories and Feminization of Outsiders in South Korea…