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The Emergence of Lesbianism From Women's Penal Institutions: Incarcerated Women-Loving Women, Interracial Coupling, and Women's Blues Music, 1895-1935
Sidney Wegener

A Resurrected Revolution: Riot Grrrl Remembered, Revived, and Redefined
Rachael A. Nuckles

"They Would Do As They Pleased, As They Had the Power": Gender Violence and the American Settler-Colonial Project, 1830-1890
Noelle Iati

“The history of every life … is important”: Lydia Olsson, Growing up Swedish American, and Midwestern Girlhood at the Turn of the Century
Rebecca Hopman

The Good, the Bad, and the Bloody: Images of Menstruation in Television and in Menstrual Activism
Elizabeth Tripp

Dance/Movement Therapy in Response to Continuous Race-Based Trauma
Aliesha Bryan

Embodied Medicine: Integrating Dance/Movement Therapy into Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Sneha Rajan

Dance/Movement Therapy and a Search for Wholeness Under Capitalism
Autumn Wright

Addressing White Body Supremacy in the Black Body: An Embodied Approach
Alexandra Stewart

Teaching Through Movement
Michaela Laird

My Embodied Bicultural Experience and Dance/Movement Therapy
Anisabel Perez

Disconnecting from the "Dancer" Identity: Dance/Movement Therapy in Support of Maintaining the Sense of Self in Professional Dance
Sandra Ross

Supporting Low Income Parents in the Early Years: Group and Dyadic Intervention Programs for Mothers and Babies
Eve Atkins

The Impact of COVID-19 on Young Children's Education - Exploring the Compatibility of Combining Progressive Education with Online Learning
Yini Li

Reflections on Working via Telehealth with Bilingual Families Experiencing Trauma During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Kristen Yates

Sensory Processing Disorder and Solutions: An Overview of How to Help Children Living with SPD
Ivory C. Butler

Visual Translation of Multi-Dimensionality: Comparisons In Physics And Dance
Shaelyn Casey

Technical Hierarchies: Carving Space For West African Dance In University Curricula
N’tifafa Akoko Tete-Rosenthal

Jazz Dance A Derivative Genealogy: Yours/Mine
Julie Mondrick

The True Meaning Of Etiquette: The Choreography Of Idealized Womanhood
Amanda Hameline

*Updated as of 06/13/21.