Collaborators
SIROW researchers work collaboratively with several University of Arizona colleges and departments, other educational institutions, governmental agencies and numerous community-based organizations on issues pertinent to the lives of women and girls.
**We are continuously developing partnerships and projects. As a result, our list of current collaborators changes frequently. At any given time, we have more than 70 local community collaborators. Here is a select list of longer-standing collaborators.
4-H Healthy Living Ambassadors
American Association of University Women- Tucson
Amity Dragonfly Village
Arizona Department of Education (and K-12 schools across the state)
Arizona Department of Health Services
Arizona Family Health Partnership
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Arizona Youth Partnership
City High School
City of Tucson
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, Inc.
Community Investment Corporation
Community Partnership of Southern Arizona
Community Partners Integrated Healthcare
Culture of Peace Alliance
Dunbar Coalition
Edge High School
El Rio Health
EMERGE! Center Against Domestic Abuse
Ephibian Tech Company
Flowing Wells School District
Intermountain Centers for Human Development
Mansfield Magnet Middle School
Old Pueblo Community Services
Our Family Services
Palo Verde Behavioral Health
Pima County Administrator’s Office
Pima County Behavioral Health Department
Pima County Community & Workforce Development Dept.
Pima County Community Prevention Coalition
Pima County Domestic Abuse Coalition
Pima County Health Department
Pima County Juvenile Court Center
Portable Practical Education Preparation, Inc
Saguaro National Park/Friends of Saguaro National Park
Satori School
Sister José Women’s Center
Sierra Club
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Take Back the Night Tucson
Terros Health
The Gregory School
The Haven
The Seven Challenges, LLC
Tucson-Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness
Tucson Police Department
Tucson Unified School District
Tucson Urban League
United Way Tucson
Youth and Peace Conference/Tucson Youth and Peace
YWCA
**We are continuously developing partnerships and projects. As a result, our list of current collaborators changes frequently. At any given time, we have more than 40 collaborators at the University of Arizona. Here is a select list of longer-standing collaborators.
American Indian Research Center for Health
Arizona Institute for Resilience
Biosystems Engineering
Campus Health Services
Chemistry and Biochemistry
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
College of Medicine, Family & Community Medicine
College of Nursing
College of Pharmacy, Pharmacy Practice & Science
College of Public Health
College of Science
College of Social and Behavioral Science Dean’s Office
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences México Initiatives
Consortium on Gender-based Violence
Department of Computer Science
Department of Psychology
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Environmental Science
Fraternity and Sorority Programs
Gender and Women’s Studies
Geography & Development/Environmental Studies
Geosciences
Graduate College-Peace Corps Coverdell Fellow Program
LGBTQ+ Resource Center
Life & Works Connections
Mathematics Department
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Natural Resources
Neurosciences and Cognitive Sciences
Project WET
School of Information
School of Sociology
Soil, Water and Environmental Science
STEM Learning Center
Sustainable Built Environments
Teaching, Learning, and Sociocultural Studies
Woman in Optics
Women and Gender Resource Center
**We are continuously developing partnerships and projects. As a result, our list of current collaborators changes frequently. At any given time, we have more than 5 regional and national community collaborators. Here is a select list of longer-standing collaborators.
Albuquerque Healthcare for the Homeless
Caring Health Center, Springfield, MA
Research Triangle International
**We are continuously developing partnerships and projects. As a result, our list of current collaborators changes frequently. At any given time, we have more than 70 "other" collaborators. Here is a select list of longer-standing collaborators.
Arizona State University
Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington
National Health Care for the Homeless Council
Northern Arizona University
SIROW Community Advisory Board
SIECUS: Sex Ed for Social Change
State University of NY (SUNY) – Albany
STEM Push Network
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
University of Massachusetts Amherst, Health Policy and Promotion Department
University of Miami
University of Pittsburgh
Women’s Studies Advocacy Council (WOSAC)
Advisory Board
- Miguel Cruz, Vice President of Brand and Community Engagement, Tucson Federal Credit Union
- Cindy Godwin, Community Member
- Aimee Graves, Principal, Aimee Graves & Associates
- Josephine Korchmaros, Director & Research Professor, SIROW, University of Arizona
- Prill Kuhn, Community Member
- Krista Millay, Senior Director, Student Engagement Initiatives, University of Arizona
- Claudia Powell, Associate Director & Research Professor, SIROW, University of Arizona
- Tara Radke, Director of Grant Development and Management, El Rio Health
- Jason Thorpe, Community Services Administrator – Planning & Community Development, City of Tucson Housing & Community Development Department
- Stephanie Troutman, Head & Associate Professor, Gender and Women’s Studies Department, University of Arizona
- Courtney Waters, Associate Research Social Scientist, SIROW, University of Arizona
Regional Partners
The Southwest Institute for Research on Women (SIROW), established in 1979, is a regional research and resource institute within the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Arizona. SIROW’s mission is to develop, conduct, and disseminate collaborative outreach, education, intervention, and research projects of importance to diverse groups. As part of this mission, SIROW coordinates a regional professional network for Gender and Women's Studies departments in the Southwest.
Regional Members convene for 2019 Annual Meeting in Tucson, AZ
The SIROW Regional Network includes public and private universities from Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Wyoming, and the US-Mexico border region. Each member institution is represented by its sitting gender and women studies department head or unit director.
The SIROW Regional Network has three complementary goals:
- to serve as a clearing house - disseminating information about its regional partners via SIROW’s website, regional newsletters, and annual meetings;
- to support the advancement of scholarship and research in gender and women’s studies across the region; and
- to maintain and broaden a network of gender and women’s studies scholars and researchers – solidifying a supportive relationship between students, scholars, researchers and other feminist professionals.
As one of its main activities, the SIROW Regional Network convenes an annual meeting, typically, in of January each year, where partners come together to brainstorm, plan, and network about how best to support one another, our faculty, and our students.
Arizona
- Arizona State University
- Northern Arizona University
- University of Arizona
- Prescott College
Colorado
- University of Colorado, Boulder
- University of Colorado, Denver
- University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
- Colorado College
- Colorado State University Pueblo
- Colorado State University, Fort Collins
- University of Northern Colorado
- University of Denver
- Metropolitan State University of Denver
- Fort Lewis College
- Regis University
Nevada
- University of Nevada (WRIN), Las Vegas
- University of Nevada (GSS), Las Vegas
- University of Nevado, Reno
New Mexico
- University of New Mexico
- New Mexico State University
- Eastern New Mexico University
- Western New Mexico University
- New Mexico Highlands University
Texas
- University of Texas, Austin
- University of Texas, Arlington
- University of Texas, El Paso
- University of North Texas
- Texas Tech University
- Texas Woman's University
- Southern Methodist University
Utah
- University of Utah
- Utah State University
- Southern Utah University
- Weber State University
- Brigham Young University
Wyoming
- University of Wyoming