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HOME ABOUT Mission SMCR History Newsletter In the News SMCR Awards Board of Directors JOURNAL Upcoming Issues Journal Contents CONFERENCES Past Conferences 2019 Conference 2017 Conference Highlights 2015 Conference Highlights 2013 Conference Highlights 2011 Conference Highlights Conference Publications RESEARCH Journal Publications RESOURCES Affiliate Organizations Educational Resources Menstruation Fact Sheet Resources for Girls Suggested Readings ACTIVISM Activist Engagements Position Statements BLOG MEMBERSHIP Benefits Dues/Payment Join Us By-laws CONTACT Select Page Copyright Beauty in Blood; Menstrual Designer Jen Lewis; Photography Rob Lewis “We strive to be the source of guidance, expertise, and ethical considerations for those interested in the menstrual cycle.” Join Us! Extra! Extra! Menstruation Research Slam The Society for Menstrual Cycle Research (SMCR) is hosting an online mini-conference on 29 /30 July 2021 to showcase the work of SMCR members. We welcome submissions on topics related to menstruation and reproductive health, for a Rapid-Fire 5-minute oral presentation delivered live via Zoom. Preference will be given to students and early career researchers or activists. Proposals from others will be considered if room remains in the program. You are invited to submit a 100-150 word abstract for consideration: click here. Registration is free, and attendance is open to anyone who is interested. To present, you must be a current SMCR member. To join SMCR, please visit our website. Abstract submissions close July 1, 2021. The conference will be a 2 hour online webinar, held at 4pm July 29 EDT (US) 9pm BST (UK), 6am July 30 AEST (Sydney, Australia), 2021 From Menstrual Moment to Menstrual Movement Society for Menstrual Cycle Research (SMCR) Webinar Thursday 25 th February, 4pm US EST; 9pm UK; 8am Sydney (26 th Feb) Periods are having their moment – in this SMCR webinar we hear from people who are turning it into a movement Elizabeth Arveda Kissling: reading Gloria Steinem’s ‘If Men Could Menstruate’ Jane Ussher: Revisiting the Monstrous Feminine Eugenia Tarzibachi: Menstrual justice. The impact of menstrual advocacy in Argentina Breanne Fahs: The Messy Politics of Menstrual Activism Berkley D Conner: Menstrual Trolls: The Collective Rhetoric of Periods for Pence Inga T. Winkler: Towards Inclusive Menstrual Health Policy-making Katie Ann Hasson: Discussant Tomi-Ann Roberts: Chair Each of the participants is a contributor to The Palgrave Handbook of Critical Menstruation Studies This was the first in a series of free SMCR webinars in 2021 which will take the place of our biennial conference, which has been postponed due to Covid-19. Join us to hear about cutting edge theory, research and activism in the field of menstruation studies, and to take part in the discussion. Click Here To Watch Conference 2021: Washington DC Call For a Journal Editor! Our current Editor of Women’s Reproductive Health is retiring For more details, including requirements and position details, click here FEATURED IN: View more MENSTRUATION FACT SHEET CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH JOURNAL OTHER PUBLICATIONS Facebook Twitter Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress Your Email Message Send...