Background In the 1960s, less than 10% of medical school graduates were women. Today,
almost half of all medical school graduates are women. Despite the significant rise in female …

This article is a tale of two researchers, teachers, and artists grappling and playing with
duoethnography. By expanding the methodology, we aim to bridge duoethnography into …

This book presents an analysis of how the grassroots movement of Guangchang Wu or
'square dance'in China has become a national phenomenon. Through oral narratives …

In this article I explore the experiences of three dance artists living and working in Palestine
through the concept of “embodied agency.” Based on fieldwork in Palestine and a decade of …

What do people do in the face of violence, war, and tragedy? How do those touched by
violence survive, live on, keep on going and feeling? What if 'dance first, think later'IS the …

Abstract My dissertation, Core Connections: A Contemporary Cairo Raqs Sharqi
Ethnography investigates local, intra-MENA, and global circulations of raqs sharqi centered …

Nadra Assaf from Lebanon and Heather Harrington from the United States are dancers,
educators, scholars and choreographers who believe in the power of the body for …

Manar Hasan employs the term “memoricide” to describe the systematic eradication of
Palestinian society from modern memory, a process, she points out, that occurred not only …

This chapter is a storied text of two artists, teachers, and researchers' dialogical musings
around issues of sameness and difference. The methodology of duoethnography (Norris & …

This article investigates sustaining dance education in light of the Syrian Civil War, exploring
questions such as: How might dance education continue when one is in exile? What …