Faith Wilding book reading and signingFaith Wilding, artist, member of the 1972 Womanhouse project in Los Angeles, Pembroke Center Visiting Scholar, and Professor Emeritus at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, will read from her monograph “Faith Wilding's Fearful Symmetries” in Pembroke Hall 305 and open her exhibition “On Research: Art, Activism and the Archive” in the Pembroke Hall lobby.

Reading and discussionJoin us on Friday, September 13 for a conversation on motherhood with scholars and authors Emily Oster and Sarah Knott, who approach the phenomenon from the vantage points of different disciplines.

2018-19 recipients of Pembroke Center grants and prizes for undergraduatesThe Pembroke Center invites applications from current Brown students, from any concentration or field, to apply for our research grants and internship. Undergraduate student grants fund research and travel up to $1,000,  and graduate student grants fund research and travel up to $2,000.  Please apply using UFunds by Thursday, October 3, 2019.  Please see individual grant descriptions and guidelines.

Amanda M. Knox

Hang My Tran

The Pembroke Center is pleased to announce that Hang My Tran is the winner of 2019 Joan Wallach Scott Prize for her thesis, "everyone walks around with their head tilted down to the flowers."

Alex Burnett
The Pembroke Center is pleased to announce that Alex Burnet has won the 2019 Ruth Simmons Prize in Gender and Women’s Studies. The prize is awarded annually for an outstanding honors thesis on questions having to do with women or gender. 

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