Groups
All groups are free and confidential and meet in the Women's Center Lounge.
For information about off-campus groups, or groups on specific issues, please
visit the Infoline 211 Website.
Ongoing Groups Stronger
“What is a healthy relationship?” “How do I ‘get strong’ after an abusive relationship?” “How do I heal from sexual assault or abuse?” For more information and to register, contact Betsy Cracco at the Women’s Center
| Contact Information: | Call 486-4738 or email elizabeth.cracco@uconn.edu |
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Support Staff Brown Bag Lunch
This group is an effort to bring support staff together for professional development and networking, with the goal of enhancing the workplace climate and to support the personal and professional growth of women. Activities include bringing in guest speakers, participating in professional development workshops, viewing videos, etc.
Bring your ideas and your lunch. Drinks and desserts will be provided.
| Location: | Women’s Center Lounge | | Contact Information: | Carol Millette at 486-4738 or carol.millette@uconn.edu. |
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Between Women
A discussion group for women who love women… or think they might. Come and discuss fun topics, movies and more with women who share your feelings and experiences. The group will meet every Wednesday at 8 pm.
3/19 - Game/movie night
3/26 - Monogamy?
4/2 - Game/movie night
4/9 - Personal choices
4/16 - Take Back the Night
4/23 - Lesbian and bisexual women in relation to gay men
4/30 - End of Semester Party
| Location: | Women’s Center | | Contact Information: | betweenwomen@hotmail.com |
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The South Asian Tree
Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. Do you identify with one of the countries listed above either through self or family? If so, come join in on dialogues of balancing South Asian heritage with North American ideologies and the implications it has on day to day experiences including life at UConn. Facilitated by Bandana Purkayastha, Bidya Ranjeet, and Shanthi Rao.
| Contact Information: | Bidya Ranjeet, 486-5460, http://www.tsatwomen.org/ |
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Past Groups Women of Color Book Circle
This group is open to ALL women who are interested in reading books and stories that promote thoughtful reflection and discussion of issues relevant to Women of Color.
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