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Wild Women of Anatolia is a feature-length documentary by Sedef and Aslı Özoğuz. It is a collection of stories from five women across five regions of Anatolia in which they reveal their own experiences of being wild women, their freedom dreams and their connections to their respective landscapes.
Doors will open at 6:00 pm with the screening beginning at 6:30 pm. The documentary screening will be 88 minutes followed by a short Q&A session.
A private screening as part of the two-day Belonging Matters Conference: Day 1 information Day 2 information
Presented by the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students at the Schools of Public Engagement.
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The New School’s Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students reflects the goal of lifelong higher learning articulated by the founders of The New School in 1919. In 1943, The New School began offering a bachelor's degree program for adults to address the educational needs of returning WWII veterans. Today, we continue to dedicate ourselves to that mission in a program that offers exceptional services and an innovative curriculum to nearly 1,000 adult students in New York City and online.
Sedef Ozoguz (PhD) is an Assistant Professor of Psychology in the Schools of Public Engagement at The New School. Her research focuses on freedoms denied and freedoms desired in relation to gender and sexuality in non-Western communities. She has published on sexual and reproductive rights, sex education in the US and the impact of sexual empowerment discourses on immigrating women.
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Sedef Özoğuz (PhD) is an Assistant Professor of Psychology in the Schools of Public Engagement at The New School. Her research focuses on freedoms denied and freedoms desired in relation to gender and sexuality in non-Western communities. She has published on sexual and reproductive rights, sex education in the US and the impact of sexual empowerment discourses on immigrating women. She has been rewarded the Dissertation Fellowship and the Art Science Connect Award for her thesis on the liberation of women in Turkey, recognized for her contribution to both arts and sciences through multidisciplinary research design. Sedef is committed to public scholarship and has been involved in making gender and sexuality research accessible through her work at SexGenLab at Hunter College in New York, as well as through Wild Women of Anatolia, a documentary project about women’s freedom dreams in Turkey.
