About Me: I teach Women's Studies at Clark College, a community college in Vancouver, Washington. One of the courses I teach is Women Around the World. I use online materials for the course, including World Pulse, Imagining Ourselves (an online exhibit of the International Museum of Women), United Nations sites such as UNIFEM, UNFPA, UNICEF; and a number of NGOs (like Women to Women International). I am looking for ways to help the learners in my class make global connections; personally, politically, emotionally, and culturally. My Passions: Teaching and learning, natural history, sustainability, hiking, canoeing My Challenges: Teaching and learning My Vision for the Future: Technology that connects us, rather than divides us My Areas of Expertise: Women's Studies, feminist theory, analyses of social power dynamics

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Introducing myself and my journal: Praxes

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