Recent Media Coverage

Wellesley Centers for Women researchers, program staff, and projects are often featured in news stories by regional, national, and international media outlets. Included on this site are summaries of some of the recent and past coverage.

Click this year's date in the box to the right for a full listing of coverage, not just the most recent clippings below.

Survey: Less Bullying Victims Reporting Incidents

ReadingPatch
Andrew Jeromski
February 3, 2012

Hostile Hallways

monitor Monitor on Psychology
Christopher Munsey
February 2012

From Math Helper to Community Organizer

harvardeducationletter Harvard Education Letter
Laura Pappano
January/February 2012

Julie Landsman: Talking about race in the classroom

MinnPost
Cynthia Boyd
January 26, 2012

Twin Ports coalition launches anti-racism campaign

Duluth News Tribune
Steve Kuchera
January 24, 2012

How Big-Time Sports Ate College Life

The New York Times
Laura Pappano
January 20, 2012

A Day of Remembrance, Giving Back and Love

Weston Patch
Elizabeth S. Leaver
January 16, 2012

Taunton’s Chamberlain Elementary students help Our Daily Bread soup kitchen

tauntongazette Taunton Daily Gazette
Gerry Tuoti
January 5, 2012

Gendered Violence in Schools

opdv New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence
Nan Stein, Ed.D.
January 5, 2012

Complicating “White Privilege”

Counterpunch.org
Paul C. Gorski
December 30, 2011

Bullying -- Increased awareness, cultural changes make it seem on the rise, but it’s not, experts say

JournalTimes.com
Lindsay Fiori
December 17, 2011

Briefly: Protect Clients from STDs

advisorca Advisor.CA
Melissa Shin
December 16, 2011

Hollywood’s Steep Hills: Gender Inequality and ‘Miss Representation’

PopMatters
Suzanne Enzerink
December 12, 2011

Stopping Sexual Harassment in Middle School

Harvard Education Letter
Colleen Gillard
November/December 2011

Wellesley to host U.S. State Department’s summer institute for women leaders

wellesleynews The Wellesley News
Natalie Griffin
November 30, 2011

Planting a SEED to stop bullying

pridesource

PrideSource
Kate Opalewski
November 17, 2011

Wellesley College Partners with U.S. State Department to Present Pilot Institute for Women Leaders From Around the World

marketwatch_logo

MarketWatch
PR Newswire
November 16, 2011

School-Level Interventions Reduce Dating Violence

justiceblog

The Justice Blog
Tracy Russo
November 15, 2011

Justice Department Research Shows That School-Level Interventions Reduce Dating Violence by up to 50 Percent

U.S. Dept. of Justice
Office of Justice Programs
November 9, 2011

It's more than pulled pigtails

Salon.com
Tracy Clark-Flory
November 8, 2011

Many Teens Endure Sexual Harassment

Education Week
Sarah D. Sparks
November 7, 2011

Boston Schools Leverage SEL in Turnaround Efforts

SEL SIG Newsletter
Bethany Montgomery
November 7, 2011

Before Signing On: A Checklist

The New York Times
Laura Pappano
November 4, 2011

The Online-College Crapshoot

The New York Times
Laura Pappano
November 4, 2011

The Media's Sexualization of Female Athletes: A Bad Call for the Modern Game

Student Pulse
Emily Liang
October 24, 2011

Miss Representation: An Interview with Writer & Director Jennifer Siebel Newsom

The Huffington Post
Marianne Schnall
October 21, 2011

Dating violence, harassment a problem for Wellesley schools

The Wellesley TownsmanLee V. Gaines
October 13, 2011

Study faults some day-care centers

The Boston Globe
Sean P. Murphy
October 12, 2011

Buy a cupcake, support racism

The Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Billy Rainsford
October 6, 2011

Hot housing puts some Reginans out on street

Leader-Post
Peter Mills
October 3, 2011

Sex ed, parental rights debated at hearing

Boston Herald
Kyle Cheney (State House News Service)
September 20, 2011

Moving toward racial solidarity

boston.com

WORLD Magazine
Anthony Bradley
September 7, 2011

'Teamwork' is Key at Center School

Easton Patch (online)
Patrick Maguire
September 6, 2011

Q&A: Co-ed sports benefits female athletes

The Star-Ledger (Newark, NJ)
Julie O'Connor
August 31, 2011

Emily Gannett Goes the Distance to Change the Ratio

Forbes.com
Leslie Bradshaw
August 26, 2011

Teachers excited to greet students Monday

SeacoastOnline.com
Liz Markhlevskaya
August 26, 2011

The Privilege That Dares Not Speak Its Name?

Huffington Post
Barbara & Shannon Kelley
August 25, 2011

What Makes Some Preschools Better Than Others?

TIME Magazine
Alice Park
August 25, 2011

Eating Right and Staying Healthy Afterschool

afterschool_snack Afterschool Snack
Erik Peterson
August 22, 2011

Making the Grade

MSNBC
August 15, 2011

First Ever National Healthy Eating and Physical Standards Developed for Afterschool Programs

PRWeb.com
August 9, 2011

White privilege: Should it be noted?

Omaha World-Herald
Joe Dejka
August 7, 2011

How The Debt Ceiling Deal Could Affect Higher Ed And The Job Market

StateImpact New Hampshire (online)
Amanda Loder
August 2, 2011

Q&A with Laura Pappano

Voices in Education: The Blog of Harvard Education Publishing
July 28, 2011

The Master's as the New Bachelor's

The New York Times
Laura Pappano
July 22, 2011

A Two-for-One Deal: Bachelor’s Plus Master’s

The New York Times
Laura Pappano
July 22, 2011

What did Cincinnati Public Schools do to close the high-school graduation gap?

MinnPost.com
Joe Nathan
June 21, 2011

Boys Benefit From After-School Leaders to Whom They Relate

Beyond School (blog for Education Week)
Nora Fleming
June 10, 2011

The Missing X Factor on Corporate Boards

Corporate Board Member
Kimberly Crowe
Second Quarter 2011 (May 10, 2011)

Social justice on the agenda at non-profit led UM lectures

mainecampus.com (University of Maine)
John Poulin
April 20, 2011

For the Media

CONTACT:

781.283.2552
News-WCW@wellesley.edu