There is no one rural woman’s story, but a multiplicity of stories.
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New Book: Representing Rural Women
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Charreadas as Complex Celebrations of Heritage and Identity for Mexican American Woman
Charreada celebrates Mexican culture and heritage, but women encounter limitations.
Uncovering Poverty and Resilience in the Great Flyover
In Heartland, Smarsh eloquently unpacks the harsh realities of the working poor in places that are simultaneously celebrated as the nation’s “heartland” and mocked as being part of the “great flyover.”
Grandmothers and Granddaughters of the RWSA: What Generation Gap?
What works would you add to our rural women's studies canon?
Farm Women, Dairymaids, and the Welfare State: Story of an International Collaboration
International collaborations are very fruitful...offering new viewpoints on crucial questions about the present as well as the past.
Not Only a Farmer’s Wife: Searching for Rural Women
Changing perceptions of rural women require different research strategies.
On Feminism, Food, Fun, and Scholarship
Feminism, food, and fun made "Tamale Making and Storytelling" one of the most productive academic panels Salmanson has ever attended.
