Upcoming Events
The Duty of the Moment: Learning from Pre-Industrial Home-Work Integration
September 29, 2025
3:00 PM – 4:15 PM ET
Online, RSVP here
This virtual seminar, featuring Fairer Disputations Editor-in-Chief Erika Bachiochi, is part of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Women and Public Policy Program’s weekly fall series Exploring Work & Family, led by Co-Director Hannah Riley Bowles. Attendance is open to all. For more information: https://www.hks.harvard.edu/events/duty-moment-learning-pre-industrial-home-work-integration
Teaching Women: Exemplars for the Good Life
October 21st, School for Civic & Economic Thought and Leadership, Arizona State University
More details to follow (please subscribe to our email list if you would like to receive them in your inbox).
Past Events
In Pursuit: What do Marriage and Motherhood have to do with the Happiness of Women?
This is the Keynote Panel from the National Marriage Project and the Wheatley Institute’s Spring Conference in Charlottesville, VA in April 2025—co-sponsored by Fairer Disputations. Listen to Brett Cooper, Louise Perry, Michelle Goldberg, and Michel Martin discuss the role of family and marriage and their value to women today, in this discussion moderated by Kate Bachelder Odell.
Feminism Against Progress, Part II: A Post-Feminist Feminism?
The IHE invites you to join Rachel Coleman (Assumption University), Abigail Favale (University of Notre Dame), Angela Franks (St. John’s Seminary), Nina Power (Compact Magazine), and Adrian Walker (St. Patrick’s Seminary) for a virtual panel on post-feminist feminism, the second part of a conversation that the IHE hosted in March 2023.
Zoom webinar with Mary Harrington, Angela Frank, Nina Power, Rachel Coleman, Adrian Walk
March 24th, 2023
Fairer Disputations Launch
Zoom Webinar with Featured Authors
January 5th, 2023
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