Lacey Slizeski

Lacey's dissertation, tentatively titled 'Collective Needing: The Politics of Care and Community,' draws on archival records of mutual aid mobilization and coalition-building to think with and against feminist ethics of care. The work examines the relationship between collective need, community development, and emergent politics. Lacey's research uses qualitative analysis in various forms: explores archival records and oral histories, as well as conducting personal interviews. She is particularly interested in the impacts of gender and sexuality on organizational structures and political empowerment. 

Fields of Study

• Political Theory
• Care Ethics
• Feminist Theory
• American Politics
• Police & State Violence 
• Human Rights
• Qualitative Research
• Interpretive Methods