The Fickle History of the Women’s Movement in Iran

The Fickle History of the Women’s Movement in Iran

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In the first episode, Christian and Sydney summarize the main points discussed in a previous Iran 1400 Project event in Farsi about the women’s movement in Iran. They review the analyses of four panelists: Homa Hoodfar, Mahboobeh Abasghlizadeh, Mehrangiz Kar, and Aram Hessami as they examine the complex history of women’s rights in the past century in Iran.


View the event, in Farsi, here:

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The Iran 1400 Project Editorial Team collaborates with scholars and experts to enhance understanding of Iran’s history and future. They examine changes in institutions and society over the past century and aim to inspire a constructive vision for Iran in the 1400s by discussing key cultural, political, and economic issues.

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