New York University

Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality

SPRING 2026 EVENTS

CSGS

Thursday, Apr 16, 2026 |5:30pm

ICE OUT: The Aesthetics and Counter-Aesthetics of Immigration Enforcement and Resistance

a conversation with queer/trans artists rafa esparza and Cassils on the spectacle of ICE raids

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 |5:30pm to 7pm

The Future That Was

a conversation with Durba Mitra with Jennifer Morgan and Gayatri Gopinath

CSGS

Thursday, Apr 23, 2026 |6pm

Hasta La Raíz (2017) │ Black Women In Motion Film Series

a film screening of Hasta La Raíz (2017, Dominican Republic, dir. Juan Carlos González Díaz)

Thursday, Apr 30, 2026 |5pm

SABBATH QUEEN

a film screening of SABBATH QUEEN (2024, 105 MIN, Director: Sandi DuBowski)

IF/Q Studies Collective

Thursday, May 7, 2026 |12pm to 2pm

Hot Topics: A Workshop on Trans & Queer Publishing

a workshop on Queer and Trans scholarship and publishing

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Founded in 1999, CSGS was the first—and remains one of the few—U.S. centers with a dedicated focus on both gender and sexuality. For over 25 years, we have been a vibrant hub for feminist and queer scholars, artists, and activists in New York City and beyond. Your support helps sustain these vital programs and fosters a lively, inclusive space for dialogue, learning, and social impact.

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Resources & Opportunities

These opportunities and resources are mainly New York City based that are regualrly updated. The following listings and other opportunities are provided for your information only. The Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality does not endorse any of them.

FALL 2026 NYU COURSE LIST

This document highlights a curated selection of courses at NYU’s New York City campus that take a central or partial focus on gender and sexuality. It has been compiled by NYU’s Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality, a provostial center at NYU. These courses are offered across various disciplines and departments and are not officially affiliated with the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality (CSGS). Please note that this list is not exhaustive. Be sure to consult Albert carefully for additional courses. The course list will be updated consistently.

Museum of the City of New York — Administrative & Projects Coordinator

The Administrative & Projects Coordinator (Temporary) provides high-level administrative, scheduling, and project management support to the Chief Curator & Deputy Director, who oversees Curatorial, Education & Public Programs, and Collections. During a period of transition, this role ensures continuity, coordination, and operational efficiency across multiple departments while assuming select responsibilities traditionally held within Curatorial Projects. This position supports complex, cross-departmental initiatives, including exhibitions and related programs, while helping manage priorities, calendars, and workflows across senior leadership. The role is ideal for a seasoned administrative professional with strong project management skills who is comfortable operating beyond a single department, navigating senior-level stakeholders, and supporting institution-wide initiatives in a museum environment. Exhibition project management experience is highly desirable. This is a full-time, temporary, position that reports directly to the Chief Curator & Deputy Director and is expected to run from April 2, 2026 through October 2, 2026.

NYU Gallatin Urban Democracy Lab — Doctoral Fellowship in Urban Practice

The Urban Democracy Lab (UDL) at NYU Gallatin provides an outstanding opportunity for emerging scholars to participate in innovative community-engaged, practice-based research projects, develop and teach their own seminars, and expand their perspective beyond the university. The program is intended to help prepare the next generation of scholars who will bridge the divide between disciplines, between practice and scholarship, and between universities and community stakeholders. The Doctoral Fellowship in Urban Practice is offered through the generous support of NYU Gallatin donors.

Who We Are

The Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality (CSGS) was founded in 1999.

We were the first and are still one of the few centers in the U.S. with a named emphasis on both gender and sexuality.

It has been a hub for feminist and queer studies scholars, artists, and activists in the New York City region and beyond for over 25 years.

SUPPORT OUR WORK