Moving towards a right relationship between Bryn Mawr College and Transgender Students

aybala--
as you know, some of your classmates are also pursuing this line of inquiry; see both jfwright's Activism Begins @ Home and S. Yaeger's (Hopefully) Inclusive Conversation.

For me, the most compelling moment in your very-moving presentation (Prezi really is great for imaging "moving," as Karen Barad's work showed!) is the observation included in the NYTimes article, that women's colleges now find themselves "caught between wanting to embrace a campus minority that their own interrogation of gender roles has helped shape and defending the value of institutions centered on the distinct experience of being female." Perhaps Judith Butler's notions of a more "porous" definition of what it means to be a woman--flexible, revisable, alterable over time--could help us here?

So: where are you heading next w/ this project? I'm anxious to hear....