Podcasts about bluestockings bookstore

Today's guest is Elvis Bakaitis, interim head of reference at the Graduate Center's Mina Rees Library. They serve on the CUNY LGBTQ Council and are a member of the board of CLAGS: the Center for LGBTQ Studies at the Graduate Center. They are also the library liaison to Women's and Gender Studies master's program at the Graduate Center. Bakaitis is the author and illustrator of Homos in Herstory and co-founder and co-lead of the New York City Feminist Zine fest. In this Pride Month episode of The Thought Project, Bakaitis talks about queer librarianship and their project to research and create new queer and feminist bibliographies, plus an oral history project about Bluestockings Bookstore. We discuss current LGBTQ activism at CUNY, and Bakaitis talks about their roles as interim head of reference at the Mina Rees Library and board member of the CUNY LGBTQ Council and CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies.

Mordecai is an award-winning Innovation leader, pioneering lauded work across technology, product, and culture for the world's top brands including Hyundai whom she created and ran Innocean's Innovation & Partnerships group. Her work at Hyundai includes a ground-breaking suite of AR-driven tech for Hyundai in partnership with Live Nation, and the launches of Future Of Mobility efforts with Hyundai's Robo-Taxi and Mocean Labs Car Sharing venture. Prior to Innocean, Mordecai ran innovation at OMD's Ignition Factory for clients Apple, CBS, Warner Bros., Hilton, Experian, and through her consultancy, Mordecai Inc., she created award-winning work for clients including Pepsi, ASOS, Reddit, British Fashion Council, MTV, and Soho House globally. Mordecai is an industry activist and a globally-recognized innovation leader. She attributes her industry-leading work to her pedigree as an activist, and culture moving approach. She is focused on solving systemic bias and promoting diversity and pay parity. A frequent speaker on innovation across technology, culture, and new ideas, she recently spoke at DMEXCO 2020, CES 2020, The Female Quotient Lounge, and at The Drum panel on SEO & Keyword Biases. She is an advisor at IV.AI and on the US board for non-profit organization Skateistan. She is a strategic partner to Lonely Whale and a founding member of Bluestockings Bookstore. Mordecai served as a mentor at Fast Company's 2020 Innovation Festival and supports teams participating in Cannes Young Lions and the 4A's. Previous positions in the industry include the advisory board of LACMA's Art + Technology Lab, and serving as Director of Innocean's INNfluence group supporting women in advertising and media. She was recently named 2020 She Runs It (formerly Advertising Women of New York) Global Change Maker, VentureFuel Visionary for 2019, and 2019 Internationalist Agency Innovator of the Year. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support

Support Arti's Kickstarter!! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/boysivekissedhated/boys-ive-kissed-and-hated Arti Gollapudi is a Brooklyn based comedic performance artist who received her masters in Performance Studies at NYU. She curates & hosts Yourself, Your Body at Union Hall and Comedy CUNT at Bluestockings Bookstore. You can also see her perform as Janine the One Eyed Bitch in Handmaid's Tale: The Musical! She is also a very dumb poet who recently self printed her latest batch of poetry titled ‘emotional slut' - you can read her comedic poetry @ArtiFartyPoems & purchase her printed booklets here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Melissa, the first guest for our book club, reads from her still-very-relevant book, touching on the implications of banning sex workers from social media, police violence, and what it means to have sex work become an electoral issue. Hosted at Bluestockings Bookstore in NYC Want to help incarcerated sex workers? Please donate to SWOP Behind Bars A special thank you to Matt Gajewski for our theme song. Check out his podcast

This is the second part our interview with Dan Cohen, a reporter for RT America who recently returned from Colombia, where he covered the forced aid delivery at the Venezuela border. We talk to Dan about "Killing Gaza," a documentary film that he worked on with journalist Max Blumenthal. It was censored by the Bluestockings Bookstore in New York because a small group of people complained to the bookstore about Max's work on the war in Syria. Later, we talk about state-funded media, and Dan highlights the report he co-authored for the Grayzone Project, "."

Coexist - Dos Trios; Theory - Builders List; Summoning The Assassins - Citazen Pariah, Faded - Emberside, Assimilator - Starfarer, Do Tell - Citazen Pariah; Geeknotes: 07/14 - John Zorn & Bill Laswell @ The Chapel, SF, 07/16 - Pop Gym Free Self-Defense Workshop @ Bluestockings Bookstore, NYC, 07/18 - Bystander Intervention Training @ Impact Hub Oakland, 07/19 - Pollination of Native Plants @ Chicago Cultural Center, 07/20 - Left of the Dial-Antifascist Benefit Show @ The Golden Bull, Oakland; Practice - Baby Cap Bedini; Descending - Dos Trios

Women and Words  Overview 13-16 June 2017  Andi had two glasses of wine before this podcast, so all bets are off. And Jove had Fanta Lime, so, again, all bets are off. And maybe Jove’s wife will convince the powers-that-be that Fanta Lime should be readily available to all.  13 June: Life coach and Women and Wordster Angela Grace (ask the pros!) was in to post another story from her earlier call to send in stories that are helping you cope in these crazy times.  Women and Words link HERE  14 June: Author and Women and Wordster Clifford Mae Henderson (formerly Clifford Henderson) re-joined us as a regular contributor to let us know that she’s Clifford Mae now (though Jove and I will always know her as Cliffi) and we are super-stoked! PLUS she’s writing another book!  Women and Words link HERE  Clifford Mae Henderson’s website  15 June: Author and Women and Wordster R.G. Emanuelle cracked us both up with her retro TV blog about actors who are 6 degrees of separation from Truman Capote.  Women and Words link HERE  R.G. Emanuelle’s website  16 June: Author and Women and Wordster Andi Marquette did a Fangirl Friday for Spirits Podcast, which is all about myth, legends, and folklore.    Women and Words link HERE Andi Marquette’s website Andi fangirls on Tumblr   ALSO! Our reminder blog went out about our updated book lists!   And remember, the annual GCLS conference is happening 5-9 July in Chicago. And if you’re interested, the Lambda Awards happened 12 June. This was the 29th annual gala, and you can see the winners’ list here.   Other events you might be interested in: the LCLC (Left Coast Lesbian Literary Conference), happening 4-6 October in Palm Springs, California this year. Also, Sapphire Books (which sponsors and puts together the LCLC) is doing an Alaskan cruise the end of June, in partnership with Olivia Cruises and some other folks. More info here. If they do it again, keep it in mind for next year!   And Jove’s going to be doing a reading in Salt Lake City! That’s 2 July at the Unitarian  Church. Check the Dirt Road Books website for more details.   R.G. Emanuelle will be doing a reading in New York City on 24 June at Bluestockings Bookstore. Check the Dirt Road Books website for more details.   Also, Jove and Andi spaced this out, but the Ylva Lesvos Lesfic event was 8-13 June! We’ll post roundup info once we find it. Put that on your calendars as an event to check out in the future if you didn’t make it to this year’s.