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Thinking Feminism at the limits of gender, race, and sexuality, generating new political formations and lexicons, transforming political practice, the form and language of critique, conceptions of the future, challenging the meaning of fundamental categories such as secularism, tolerance, charisma, rights and consent, confronting war, incarceration, terror, violence, stigma and precarity.

Keynote Speaker:
Judith Butler, Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University

Participants will include:
Lila Abu-Lughod, Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University

Hazel Carby, Professor of African American Studies and Professor of American Studies, Yale University

Erica Edwards, Associate Professor of English, University of California Riverside

Avery Gordon, Professor of Sociology, University of California Santa Barbara

Rema Hammami, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Birzeit University

Heather Love, Associate Professor of English, University of Pennsylvania

Elizabeth Povinelli, Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University

Robyn Wiegman, Professor of Literature and Women's Studies, Duke University

Patricia Williams, James L. Dohr Professor of Law, Columbia Law School

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