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Wisconsin’s 1858 law banning most abortions has been in effect since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June. But how did we get here? Why did that law stay on the books...
November Speaker: Prof. Bryan Carr, ‘Holding Out for a Hero: Comic Book Superheroes & Social Justice’ There is no denying that comic book superheroes are a major part of our cultural moment, and lately...
UW-Green Bay professor, Bryan Carr appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Central Time” Thursday, November 10 to talk about the transmedia history of Marvel’s Black Panther, the importance of black creatives, and the new film “Wakanda Forever”....
Prof. Kimberley Reilly has published an article in Ms. Magazine titled “Abortion Rights and the ‘Quick Child’: The Misuse of History in Wisconsin’s Abortion Ban.” Reilly explains that Wisconsin’s 1849 law (now in effect)...
Report shows strides made by women in corporate leadership since 2003 While women make up about half the population, they only represent about a quarter of board seats for Wisconsin’s top-50 public corporations, according...
UW-Green Bay Communication and Information Science Professor Bryan J. Carr, along with his co-editor Meta G. Carstarphen of the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, has published a new edited...
GREEN BAY – It might surprise some to learn that, in decades past, Green Bay’s residents were trailblazers for LGBTQ advocacy. Residents established the first AIDS care center in Wisconsin in the 1980s and recognized same-sex marriage...
The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at UW-Green Bay is hosting a panel discussion on the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Panelists include faculty from WGSS, English, History, Political Science,...
Saturday, October 1 marks the return of the Brown County Library Pop-Con event! This fun-filled, family-friendly activity is open to all and features arts and crafts, tabletop games, an Artists’ Alley, comics, LARP demonstrations...
UW-Green Bay professor, Kimberley Reilly was featured in the Green Bay Press Gazette for her collaboration with Deb Anderson, director of archives at the Cofrin Library, to develop the the project “Our Voices: LGBTQ+...
