Dr. Kornbluh teaches courses on Women and Gender In The U.S. Since 1890, on Welfare And Public Policy In The U.S. And Other Societies, and on the Law And Society In America. Her articles on Women And The Welfare State, On Social Protest And Racial Politics Since 1965, have been published in the journals Feminist Studies, Signs, Social Policy, Radical History Review, and Black Labor History. Her current work focuses on "A Right to Welfare? Poor Women, Professionals, and Poverty Programs, 1935-1975"; a portion of that work is included in Women's America (edited by Linda Kerber and Jane DeHart). She has held fellowships from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation for research in Women's Studies, from the American Bar Association for research in law and social science, and from the New Your University Law School for research in legal history.