Women Life Freedom: Philosophies, Histories, Possibilities
This symposium, organized by Prof. Dr. Sayeh Meisami at the University of Dayton as an academic tribute to the Woman Life Freedom movement, will explore the philosophical, historical and contemporary dimensions and possibilities of the women’s human rights struggle in the Middle East, and its relationship with authoritarianism and decolonization.
Event Details
Date and Time
March 3, 2023
1:00-6:00 PM Eastern Time (USA and Canada)
Format
Hybrid Location: Human Rights Center, Keller Hall
A Symposium sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, Human Rights Center, and the International Studies Program.
Please find the flyer with the QR code for registration attached. Registration is required for attending the event on Zoom. You can also use this link: https://udayton.edu/artssciences/ctr/hrc/calendar/women-life-freedom.php
Symposium’s Website at Univ. of Dayton
Related Content on Philosophy in the Modern Islamic World
A Figurative Feminist Revolution in Iran, a philosophical reflection on the character of the protest movement, Essay by “L”
Revolt as Space of Possibility, Essay by Roman Seidel
A feminist revolution in Iran? – Perspectives on the current freedom fight in Iran“, Announcement of the online panel discussion (held in German on November 22, 2022)