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COMFORT WOMEN COMFORT WOMEN SEXUAL SLAVERY IN THE WARTIME JAPANESE EMPIRE The Historical Record and the Politics of Memory COMFORT WOMEN 7 PM • SURC BALLROOM A PANEL OF CONCERNED SCHOLARS Panelists will review the historical evidence about wartime sexual slavery and explore current struggles over historical memory, in the context of international attention to human rights, trafficking, and violence against women. PANELISTS: Dr. Bang-Soon Yoon Political Science, CWU Dr. Chong Eun Ahn History, CWU Dr. Anne Cubilié Douglas Honors College,CWU Dr. Mark Auslander Museum of Culture & Environment, CWU Dr. Yukiko Shigeto Foreign Languages and Literatures, Whitman College Dr. Davinder Bhowmik Asian Languages and Literature, UW Dr. Justin Jesty Asian Languages and Literature, UW MODERATOR: Dr. Stacey Robertson Dean, College of Arts and Humanities, CWU KEYNOTE: Dr. Bang-Soon Yoon Political Science, CWU “Sex, State & Women’s Human Rights Movement: The “Comfort Women” Case 6 PM • SURC PIT VOICES OF THE COMFORT WOMEN Students will read victims’ testimonies about the “Comfort Women” system APRIL 28, 2015 Central Washington University campus Program sponsors: Office of the Dean, College of Arts and Humanities Women’s and Gender Studies Program Department of World Languages Asian and Pacific Islander Studies Program Department of History William O. Douglas Honors College Department of Anthropology and Museum Studies Museum of Culture and Environment Department of Political Science CWU is an AA/EEO/Title IX Institution. For accommodation, contact: [email protected] “Rabaul Comfort Stations” by Kang, Duk-Kyung, comfort woman survivor from Korea 5:30 PM • SURC PIT FILM: “THE BUTTERFLIES: FLYING HIGH WITH HOPE”

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Page 1: COMFORT WOMEN - Central Washington University · 2015. 4. 23. · COMFORT WOMEN Students will read victims’ testimonies about the “Comfort Women” system APRIL 28, 2015 Central

COMFORT WOMENCOMFORT

WOMENSEXUAL SLAVERY IN THE WARTIME JAPANESE EMPIRE

The Historical Record and the Politics of Memory

COMFORT WOMEN

7 PM • SURC BALLROOM A PANEL OF CONCERNED SCHOLARS

Panelists will review the historical evidence about wartime sexual slavery and explore current struggles over historical memory, in the context of international attention to human

rights, trafficking, and violence against women.

PANELISTS:Dr. Bang-Soon Yoon Political Science, CWU

Dr. Chong Eun Ahn History, CWU

Dr. Anne Cubilié Douglas Honors College,CWU

Dr. Mark Auslander Museum of Culture & Environment, CWU

Dr. Yukiko Shigeto Foreign Languages and Literatures, Whitman College

Dr. Davinder Bhowmik Asian Languages and Literature, UW

Dr. Justin Jesty Asian Languages and Literature, UW

MODERATOR:Dr. Stacey Robertson Dean, College of Arts and Humanities, CWU

KEYNOTE:Dr. Bang-Soon Yoon Political Science, CWU

“Sex, State & Women’s Human Rights Movement: The “Comfort Women” Case

6 PM • SURC PIT VOICES OF THE COMFORT WOMENStudents will read victims’ testimonies about the “Comfort Women” system

APRIL 28, 2015Central Washington University campus

Program sponsors: Office of the Dean, College of Arts and HumanitiesWomen’s and Gender Studies ProgramDepartment of World Languages Asian and Pacific Islander Studies ProgramDepartment of HistoryWilliam O. Douglas Honors CollegeDepartment of Anthropology and Museum Studies Museum of Culture and EnvironmentDepartment of Political ScienceCWU is an AA/EEO/Title IX Institution. For accommodation, contact: [email protected]

“Rabaul Comfort Stations” by Kang, Duk-Kyung, comfort woman survivor from Korea

5:30 PM • SURC PIT FILM: “THE BUTTERFLIES: FLYING HIGH WITH HOPE”