Sheila Nezhad, a second-year Masters of Development Practice student at the Humphrey School, will examine the ways that the international development industry presents and enforces certain types of affection, family-structures, and sexuality, and the real consequences this has across many areas of development.
This talk will be at the Minnesota Population Center, 50 Willey Hall, 11:30am-12:30pm on Wednesday, April 4. To RSVP and for suggested readings, see the Facebook event page.
IPID Talk: "Love" and Development - How the Development Industry Constructs Sexuality - Wednesday, April 4
