The Maxwell International Relations Department and Sigma Iota Rho will host two events to celebrate International Women’s Day on Monday, March 4.
The first, a panel discussion about gender equality and development, facilitated by assistant sociology professor Yingyi Ma, is scheduled for noon in Room 220 Eggers Hall. Panelists include anthropology professor Susan Wadley, associate geography professor Farhana Sultana, and assistant anthropology professor Azra Hromadzic. Refreshments will be provided.
The second event, the film “The Microlending Project,” will be screened in Room 010 Eggers Hall at 5 p.m., followed by a discussion with producer/director Rachel Cook.
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