In The Media

Holly Mason Badra recently published a multi-genre anthology showcasing the work of contemporary Kurdish women and nonbinary writers living all over the world. Sleeping in the Courtyard: Contemporary Kurdish Writers in Diaspora (The University of Arkansas Press, 2025) was recently featured in The Kurdistan Chronicle and elsewhere. 

Angela Hattery, director of Mason's Women and Gender Studies program, wrote in the Huffington Post about how the publication of opinion pieces on women's violence issues is driven by and reinforces the male privilege of defining the narrative on these issues.

Marisa Allison, a sociology Ph.D. candidate at George Mason University, is struggling with the scattered nature of the adjunct work force in her efforts to help them.

Associate Director Angie Hattery was recently quoted in an article on trends in interracial dating and marriage for College Magazine.

Do African women see themselves as beautiful?