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BERKELEY CENTER FOR WORKING FAMILIES RESEARCHERS
AFFILIATED AND VISITING SCHOLARS
Several Affiliated Scholars who live and work in the Bay Area were active participants in the Center for Working Families intellectual community: Ilene Philipson (a sociologist, psychotherapist, and author); Netsy Firestein (Founder and Director of the Labor Project for Working Families, an organization that works with unions to develop better workplace policies for families); and Kay Trimberger (Professor of Women’s Studies Emerita, Sonoma State University, and an activist with the Labor Project for Working Families).
Each year the Center for Working Families community welcomed Visiting Scholars from other universities for periods of residence ranging from a few weeks to a year. Gary Cross, Distinguished Professor of History at Pennsylvania State University, was a funded CWF researcher and mentor during spring 2002; Louise Lamphere, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico (and former President of the American Anthropological Association) was a senior postdoctoral researcher. Our roster also included two book-writing Visiting Scholars who were separately funded by the Sloan Foundation: Annette Lareau, Professor of Sociology, Temple University, and Nicholas Townsend, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Brown University.
Other Visiting Scholars included: Hans Bertram, Professor of Sociology, Humbolt University, Berlin; Joseph Dunne, Professor of Philosophy, Dublin City University, Ireland; John Gillis, Professor of History, Rutgers University; Elizabeth Hilliard, Lecturer in Sociology, University College, Dublin, Ireland; Lise Isaksen, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Bergen, Norway; Mette Haugen, Centre for Child Research, Trondheim University, Norway; Harriet Bjerrum Nielsen, Professor of Women’s Studies, University of Oslo; Dafna Izraeli, Professor of Sociology and Chair of Women’s Studies, Bar-lian University, Israel; Barry Wellman, Professor of Sociology, University of Toronto; Uma Devi, Professor of Economics, University of Kerala, India; Helen Jarvis, lecturer in Human Geography, University of Newcastle, UK; and Jane Flax, Professor of Political Science, Howard University.
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