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Traces young Native women’s lives and experiences as Bay Area domestic workers

Refusing Settler Domesticity

Native Women’s Labor and Resistance in the Bay Area Outing Program

By Caitlin Keliiaa

Korean Pop Culture beyond Asia

Race and Reception

Edited by David C. Oh and Benjamin Min Han

Nancy Callan

Forces at Play

Edited by Katie Buckingham, Gayle Clemens and Kim Harty

Structure and Form

The Art of B. L. Hyde

By David F. Martin

Salon Culture in Japan

Making Art, 1750–1900

Edited by Akiko Yano

Maidens or Monsters?

Tales of Amazons, Goddesses, Queens and Temptresses in Medieval Manuscripts

By Chantry Westwell

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University Press Week: Serving Indigenous Nations and Communities
As part of the 2024 University Press Week blog tour and in recognition of Native American Heritage Month, today we are highlighting our collaborations with Indigenous nations and communities. The thirteenth annual University Press Week continues all week (November 11–15) with the theme #StepUP, highlighting how university presses worldwide step up to educate and enlighten, […]
University Press Week: Liza Grandia, author of “Kernels of Resistance,” on Mesoamerican Food Activists
Happy University Week! The University of Washington Press joins the Association of University Presses (AUPresses), our university press colleagues, and readers around the globe to celebrate and raise awareness of the vital work that university presses do every day. This year’s theme, #StepUP, highlights how university presses worldwide step up to educate and enlighten, motivate […]