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Guested edited by Azza Basarudin and Khanum Shaikh, this special issue entitled “Scholar, Mentor, Activist: Sondra Hale’s Transnational Feminist Commitments” aims to highlight the seminal contributions of Professor Sondra Hale to the fields of anthropology, gender studies, Middle East studies, Sudan studies, and African studies. It hopes to provide a glimpse into the personal and the political dimensions of Sondra Hale’s lifelong love and commitment for feminist intellectual pursuits and social justice struggles locally and transnationally.INTRODUCTIONAzza Basarudin and Khanum Shaikh, p. 1-14ESSAYS“Every Slight Movement of the People… is Everything”: Sondra Hale and Sudanese Art,  Susan Slyomovics, p. 15-40Toward a Feminist Analysis of “Impact”: Sondra Hale’s Scholarship and Activism in and beyond the University,  Anita Fábos,  Emily Haddad , p. 53-81Gender and Citizenship Center Stage: Sondra Hale’s Legacy and Egypt’s Ongoing Revolution,  Sherine Hafez , p. 82-104Sondra Hale’s “Ethnographic Residuals”: Silence and Non-Silence on Female Genital Cutting,  Ellen Gruenbaum, p. 105-127BRIEF COMMUNICATIONSondra Hale’s Ethnographic Accountability, Nadine Naber, p. 128-132AFTERWORDA Propensity for Self-Subversion and a Taste for Liberation: An Afterword, Sondra Hale, p. 149-163MISCELLANEOUSArts Publications and Cultural Projects by Sondra Hale, p. 41-52Published and Miscellaneous Works by Sondra Hale, p. 133-148Contributors, p. 164-166Submission Guidelines, p. 167