Judith A. Houck's C.V. - Medical History & Bioethics - University of ...

PRESENTATIONS
Papers Presented, Professional Meetings and Conferences
“Making Sense of the Abortion Marketplace: The Federation of Feminist Women's
Health Centers and Consequences of Women's Right to Choose,” Organization of
American Historians, Milwaukee, WI; April 2012
“Treating men at a lesbian health clinic: Identity politics, feminist organizing, and health
care provision, 1979-present,” American Historical Association, Chicago, IL;
January 2012
“Treating men at a lesbian health clinic: Identity politics, feminist organizing, and health
care provision, 1979-present,” American Association for the History of Medicine
Annual Meeting: Philadelphia, PA; April 2011
“Political Practices: Feminist Health Activism and Feminist History,” Politics and
practices: the history of post-war women's health, Centre for the History of
Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Manchester; October 2010
(Keynote)
“With a Flashlight and a Speculum: Envisioning a Feminist Revolution,” American
Association for the History of Medicine Annual Meeting: Cleveland, OH;
April 2009
“Navigating the ‘Race Course’: Teaching Science, Medicine, and Race to
Undergraduates” (with Richard Keller), Making Race, Making Health: Historical
Approaches to Race, Medicine and Public Health: Austin, Texas;
November 2008
“Sexual Blossoming or Sexual Decline? Understanding the Sexual Potential of
Menopausal Women, 1940-1980,” (Re)constructing the Aging Body: Western
Medical Cultures and Gender, 1600-2000: Mainz, Germany; September 2008
(Invited participant)
“Women's Health and State Power: Untangling the Relationship,” in Women and the
U.S. State: A Roundtable Discussion, Berkshire Conference on the History of
Women: Minneapolis, MN; June 2008
“Lay Women Health Workers: Balancing Feminist Principles, State Policies, and Medical
Pressures, 1971-1981,” History of Science Society Annual Meeting: Arlington,
VA; November 2007
“The Politics of Women’s Health: The Tale of One Clinic,” American Association for the
History of Medicine Annual Meeting: Montreal, Canada; May 2007
“Coping with the Liberated Patient: Physicians, Patients and the Challenge to Medical
Authority,” Berkshire Conference on the History of Women: Claremont, CA;
June 2005
“‘Hold Oneself Well in Hand’: Women Physicians Confront Menopause, 1897-1936,”
Women Physicians, Women’s Politics, Women’s Health: National Library of
Medicine, Bethesda, MD; March 2005 (Invited participant)
“‘Think of it as Keeping up the Payments on Your House”: Sexual Pleasures and
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