Revista Korpus 21 - Volumen 2 Número 4 - Sobre las olas del feminismo

NICHOLE SANDERS, CATHOLIC WOMEN AND PATRIOTISM: ACCIÓN CATÓLICA MEXICANA
AND WOMEN’S ORGANIZING IN WORLD WAR II
Nichole Sanders
Doctor of Philosophy in History from the
University of California, Irvine. Currently
a professor of History at the University of
Lynchburg. Research focus is women’s and
gender history in Mexico. Recent publications
include, “Women, Sex, and the 1950s
Acción Católica Campaña Nacional de Moralización
del Ambiente”, Mexican Studies/Estudios
Mexicanos, 36 (1-2), Oakland, University
of California Press-Institute for Mexico
and the United States/Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, pp. 270-297 (2020);
“Gender and Consumption in Porfirian Mexico:
Images of Women in Advertising, El Imparcial,
1897-1910”, Frontiers: A Journal of
Women’s Studies, 38 (1), Lincoln , University
of Nebraska Press, pp. 1-30 (2017), and “The
Medicalization of Childhood in Mexico during
the Early Cold War, 1945-1960”, in Phil
Muehlenbeck (ed.), Sex, Gender, and the
Cold War: A Global Perspective, Vanderbilt,
University Press, pp.138-156 (2017).
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