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Berkeley Center for Right-Wing Studies

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CRWS is dedicated to the study of right-wing movements in the 20th and 21st centuries. crws.berkeley.edu We publish the Journal of Right-Wing Studies, free and open access: jrws.berkeley.edu

William Halm and Sara Jozer, PhD Students, Political Science; Cristina Violante, PhD Student, Jurisprudence and Social Policy; and Alder Wheeler, PhD Student, @natureatcal.bsky.social

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Julio Cedillo, Undergrad, Sociology; Jillian (Lee) Crandall and Alexis Wood, PhD Students, @ucbgeography.bsky.social; Colby Fortin, PhD Student, Sociology

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How did we get here? Andrea Lampros from @berkeleyjournalism.bsky.social recently interviewed @ajbauer.bsky.social to unpack how conservative movements reshaped the media landscape: journalism.berkeley.edu/aj-bauer/ Don't miss A.J.'s talk this Thursday. RSVP here: berkeley.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

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Big Thanks from CRWS! Your support made Big Give a big success for us! We raised a total of $12,730 from 17 donors. If you missed it, your support of critical research on the right is always appreciated: give.berkeley.edu/fund/FU0996000

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Hybrid: The Women Who’ve Shaped Our Ideas of Capitalism, Markets, and the State with Jennifer Burns Fri, Feb 27, 11 AM-12:30 PM (PT) Register to join Burns virtually: bit.ly/Burns2026 Or register to attend in person: bit.ly/WomenOntheRight

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In Person: How Gender Matters (and Doesn’t Matter) in Right-Wing Politics with Kathleen Blee Thurs, Feb 26, 4-5:30 PM Register to attend in person: bit.ly/WomenOntheRight

Women on the Right in U.S. History: Intellectual, Economic, and Political Power | Institute for the Study of Societal Issuesbit.ly
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We're proud to be part of @ucberkeleyissi.bsky.social and glad to have this space to support social change scholars

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An article in Mother Jones magazine discusses the book and highlights the strategies providers have pursued to continue offering abortions. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

Abortions are rising—even after Dobbs. A new book explains why.“It's a story of resistance and resilience and hope."www.motherjones.com
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