Feminist Pedagogy, Practice, and Activism Improving Lives for Girls and Women

Foreword Nancy A. Naples

Part I: Pedagogy.

1. And the Danger Went Away: Speculative Pedagogy in the Myth of the Post-Feminist (Jennifer L. Martin)

2. Girls Talk Back: Changing School Culture through Feminist and Service-Learning Pedagogies (Jennifer L. Martin and Jane A. Beese)

3. A Second Wave: Teaching Women's Studies in High School from 1972 through the New Millennium (Patricia Fowler Sanders and Ann S. Kemezis)

4. Defying Cultural Norms: Launching Women's Studies in the High School Setting (Annie Delgado)

5. First, Second and Third Waves of Feminism: Providing "Life Rafts" for Women of All Generations (Michele A. Paludi)

Part II: Practice.

6. Men's Engagement from the Margins In (Pheng Thao)

7. Addressing Violence in Schools: Feminist Praxis and a Pedagogy of Risk (Melinda Lemke)

8. Witnessing Students' Learning through a Pedagogy of the Flesh (Ana Roncero-Bellido)

9. Breaking the Ties that Bind: Raising Black Feminist Children in an Anti-Feminist, Racist Milieu (Martina Sharp-Grier)

Part III. Activism.

10. Caring about Justice: Developing the Moral Imperative for Feminist Activism (Susan Iverson & Jennifer James)

11. Social Change through Campus Engagement: Perspectives on Feminist Activist Pedagogy in University-based Women's Centers (Ashley Nickels and Adrienne Trier-Bieniek)

12. The Role of the "Black Girls' Club": Challenging the Status Quo (Victoria Showunmi)

13. Political Parity in the United States: Mobilizing the Pipeline through Feminist Pedagogy (Susannah Wellford and Anne Moses)