Identity, Power, and Sexual Citizenship: A Conversation with Jennifer Hirsch and Shamus Khan

Content Warning

Participants should be advised that Drs. Hirsch and Khan’s discussion of Sexual Citizens will include descriptions of actual sexual assaults, as students recounted them.

Engage with the Authors

If you have a question, please consider submitting it ahead of the webinar. We may not be able to get to all questions, but thank you in advance for your active participation. Additionally, you may purchase the book by visiting the Sexual Citizens website.

NASPA webinar participants who would like their copy of the book personalized are invited to email the authors at sexualcitizens@gmail.com, specifying if they would like Shamus or Jennifer to inscribe the book (please include a mailing address). One of the authors will inscribe and mail back a special label which can then be pasted into the book. Addresses will not be retained or used for any other purpose.

Learning Outcomes

Individuals who attend this session will:

• articulate a deeper understanding of the ways identity, privilege, and race intersect with sexual violence;
• understand systemic, ecological dimensions of campus life that affect sexual violence; and
• recognize how sexual violence prevention, education, and response work should be integrated into every role at an institution and into COVID-19 campus planning.