Diane Kravetz was born in 1944 in Chicago, Illinois and was raised in Baltimore, Maryland. She grew up in a conservative, Jewish home with a very traditional family upbringing..After graduating University of Maryland with ...

In their September 9, 2015 interview, Professor Finn Enke discusses their experiences growing up in East Lansing, Michigan. They also discuss their identity and activism during college, their travel experiences, and their ...

In her 2015 interview, Nancy Worcester discusses her experiences as a professor in the Gender and Women’s Studies program and how her early experiences in women’s health while receiving her PhD at the University of London ...

In her 2015 interview, Stephanie Rytilahti speaks about her experiences with Women’s Studies, both as an undergraduate and graduate student. She talks about a class she took in which the students analyzed gender bias in ...

In her 2015 interview, Abigail Wolf describes her time as an undergraduate at UW. She explains her decision to come to UW because of the nursing program, her introduction to the gender and women’s studies field through GWS ...

In his 2015 interview, Craig Roberts recalls his time at UW-Madison from the mid-1970s when he was UW-Madison’s new PA program up to the time of the interview, as a physician assistant at University Health Services. He ...

Bonnie Trudell is a Wisconsin native who was born in New Richmond, WI, in 1943 and grew up on a small dairy farm. She is the oldest of six siblings—the first in her family to go to college. As a young adult, she lived ...

In this April 2015 interview, Rabbi Laurie Zimmerman discusses her work as a rabbi in Madison and on the East Coast. She discusses being a lesbian and witnessing intersections between feminism, being a lesbian, and Judaism. ...

In her 2015 interview, Sue Rosser speaks on her time establishing the Department of Women’s Studies at UW. She speaks about being discriminated against in academia for her pregnancy and motherhood, how she became involved ...