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Watch Opening Plenary Beyond the Battle of Seattle Fri Aug 19 07:00 pm-09:00 pm PT Panelists Walden Bello University of Philippines, Diliman Amy Goodman Democracy Now Kshama Sawant Seattle City Council Description (show) In November 1999, the city of Seattle was the site of massive protests against the World Trade Organization, during its meeting there, an event that became known as the "Battle of Seattle." More recently, Seattle has emerged as one of the nation’s most dynamic cities, and one that is unusually progressive. The city’s voters elected an avowed Socialist to its City Council and led the nation in the "Fight for 15," an effort to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. Panelists will reflect on the Battle of Seattle and its legacy, as well as on recent developments in the city. Organizer & Presider Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Panelists Walden Bello University of Philippines, Diliman Amy Goodman Democracy Now Kshama Sawant Seattle City Council Watch Plenary Session Protesting Racism Sat Aug 20 12:30 pm-02:10 pm PT Panelists Charlene Carruthers Black Youth Project 100 Kimberlé Crenshaw Columbia University Mariame Kaba Project NIA Description (show) The Black Lives Matter movement swept the United States in the past few years, raising public awareness of police brutality and racism to unprecedented levels. Panelists, who include prominent leaders of this movement, will discuss the dynamics of this new social movement as well as the issues that led to its emergence and growth. Organizer Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Presider Aldon D. Morris Northwestern University Panelists Charlene Carruthers Black Youth Project 100 Kimberle Crenshaw Columbia University Mariame Kaba Project NIA Watch Plenary Session A New Cycle of Protest? Occupy Wall Street and Beyond Sat Aug 20 08:00 pm-09:30 pm PT Panelists Frances F. Piven City University of New York Sarah Jaffe The Nation Paul Mason British Broadcasting Corporation Description (show) Five years ago, a new wave of social movements emerged in the United States and worldwide, beginning with the Occupy Wall Street movement which began in New York City and then spread across the nation and the globe. This in turn gave rise to a variety of other social movements, from Black Lives Matter, to the Fight for 15, and more. Panelists will discuss this new cycle of protest, its impact and its future prospects. Organizer & Presider Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Panelists Sarah Jaffe Dissent Magazine Paul Mason British Broadcasting Corporation Frances Fox Piven City University of New York Watch ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address Sun Aug 21 04:30 pm-06:10 pm PT Panelists Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Description (show) The Presidential Plenary featuring the formal address of ASA Ruth Milkman will be held on Sunday, August 21, at 4:30p.m. The Awards Ceremony, conferring the 2016 major awards, will open this session. All registrants are invited to attend this plenary session and the Honorary Reception afterwards to honor President Ruth Milkman and the award recipients Organizer Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Presider Barbara Jane Risman University of Illinois-Chicago Watch Plenary Session The 21st Century U.S. Labor Movement Mon Aug 22 12:30 pm-02:10 pm PT Panelists Stephen Lerner Georgetown University David Rolf Service Employees International Union Ai-Jen Poo National Domestic Workers Alliance Erica Smiley Jobs with Justice Description (show) This panel will feature prominent labor leaders from traditional unions as well as independent organizers and leaders of labor-oriented community-based organizations. They will be asked to speak on the multiple challenges facing organized labor in the United States and the prospects for the future, with particular attention to campaigns to increase the minimum wage and to organize low-wage workers. Another focus will be the status of recent alliances between mainstream labor unions on the one hand, and worker centers and community-based organizations on the other. Organizer & Presider Ruth Milkman CUNY Graduate Center Panelists Stephen Lerner Georgetown University Ai-Jen Poo National Domestic Workers Alliance David Rolf Service Employees International Union Erica Smiley Jobs with Justice Video Archives 2015 Annual Meeting, August 22nd - 25th Sexualities in the Social World | Chicago, IL 2014 Annual Meeting, August 16th - 19th Hard Times: The Impact of Economic Inequality on Families and Individuals | San Francisco, CA 2013 Annual Meeting, August 9th - 12th Interrogating Inequality: Linking Micro and Macro | New York, NY 2012 Annual Meeting, August 16th - 20th Real Utopias: Emancipatory Projects, Institutional Designs, Possible Futures | Denver, CO 2011 Annual Meeting, August 20th - 23rd Social Conflict: Multiple Dimensions and Arenas | Las Vegas, NV 2010 Annual Meeting, August 13th - 16th Toward a Sociology of Citizenship | Atlanta, GA 2009 Annual Meeting, August 7th - 10th The New Politics of Community | San Francisco, CA 2008 Annual Meeting, July 31st - August 3rd Worlds of Work | Boston, MA 2007 Annual Meeting, August 10th - 13th Is Another World Possible? Sociological Perspectives on Contemporary Politics | New York, NY 2006 Annual Meeting, August 10th - 14th Great Divides, Transgressing Boundaries | Montreal, Quebec, Canada 2005 Annual Meeting, August 12th - 15th Comparative Perspectives, Competing Explanations: Accounting for the Rising and Declining Significance of Sociology | Philadelphia, PA 2004 Annual Meeting, August 13th - 17th Public Sociologists | San Francisco, CA 2002 Annual Meeting, August 15th - 18th Allocation Processes and Ascription | Chicago, IL 2015 Annual Meeting, August 22nd - 25th Sexualities in the Social World | Chicago, IL 01:23:38 Internet Dating Speaking: Elizabeth Bruch, Jennifer Lundquist, Michael Rosenfeld 01:53:44 Abortion in America: A Discussion with the Only Doctor Providing Abortions in Mississippi and Three Sociologists Speaking: Willie Parker M.D, S. Philip Morgan, Zakiya Luna, Sarah K. Cowan 01:37:50 The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage: Public Opinion and the Courts Speaking: Gregory B. Lewis, Brian Powell, Michael C. Dorf, Katrina Kimport 01:36:05 Modern Romance: Dating, Mating, and Marriage Speaking: Aziz Ansari, Helen Fisher, Christian Rudder, Eli Finkel 01:24:55 ASA Awards Ceremony & Presidential Address Speaking: Paula England 01:28:31 The Rise of Nonmarital Births Speaking: Larry Wu, Andrew Cherlin, Marcia Carlson 2014 Annual Meeting, August 16th - 19th Hard Times: The Impact of Economic Inequality on Families and Individuals | San Francisco, CA 01:48:06 ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address (2014) Speaking: Annette Lareau 01:41:05 Plenary Session. Social Class in Daily Life Speaking: William J. Wilson, Linda M. Burton, Eric Klinenberg, Jay MacLeod 01:54:33 Opening Plenary Session. Hard Times: The Concentrations of Income and Wealth Speaking: Thomas A. DiPrete, Leslie McCall, Melvin L. Oliver, Thomas M. Shapiro, Emmanuel Saez 01:01:32 Plenary Session. The Impact of Inequality Speaking: Robert Reich 01:17:09 Plenary Session. An Evening with Malcolm Gladwell Speaking: Malcolm Gladwell 2013 Annual Meeting, August 9th - 12th Interrogating Inequality: Linking Micro and Macro | New York, NY 01:51:49 ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address (2013) Speaking: Cecilia Ridgeway 02:00:44 Opening Plenary Session. Inequality and Contemporary Social Protest Speaking: Barbara Ehrenreich, Theda Skocpol 01:42:12 Plenary Session. Micro Processes as Mechanisms of Inequality Speaking: Jane D. McLeod, Annette Lareau, Shelley J. Correll, Lawrence D. Bobo 01:40:28 Plenary Session. How is Inequality in the United States Changing? Speaking: Robert Mare, Tomas R. Jimenez, Paula England, David B. Grusky 2012 Annual Meeting, August 16th - 20th Real Utopias: Emancipatory Projects, Institutional Designs, Possible Futures | Denver, CO 02:08:10 ASA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address (2012) Speaking:...