Education
The Women’s Center uses education (i.e. programs focused on raising awareness on issues related to gender) as a way to enact social change and to address a climate that supports sexism and other forms of oppression.
The Women’s Center works to dismantle gender oppression through prevention and education.
Advocacy
Individual advocacy
Assisting staff, faculty, and students with
- Specific incidents of sexual assault
- Dating/domestic violence
- Sexual harassment
- Stalking
- Gender discrimination
Institutional advocacy
- Changing the culture/climate
Support
Support Services
Assisting staff, faculty, and students with
- Crisis intervention related to sexual harassment
- Sexual assault
- Relationship violence
- Discrimination
Hello everyone! Come join us for the first meeting of our book club tomorrow. Book is included! See you there 📚
In honor of National Women in sports day, we asked people who their favorite athletes were!💜
Come join GASA at their pizza meet and greet this Monday to learn more about the program and getting involved!
The Women’s Center is hosting our second annual Women in STEM Day. This is a night focused on community, celebration, food, and games.This event is open to everyone. Whether you are a woman in STEM or simply want to celebrate and support women in STEM, you are invited to join us!
Happy beginning to the semester! We are so back. Here is the information about when our groups will be meeting this semester. More information coming soon💜
*We also have our programming committee meeting on Wednesdays from 5-6pm*
Celebrating our January birthdays! 🥳 Happy birthday to one of our wonderful leaders, Nura, and our amazing coworkers this winter season! Best birthday wishes 🎉🎊
We’re celebrating the 45th anniversary of our Violence Against Women Prevention Program. Today we’re highlighting VAWPP alumni Nala Davis, Rachel Stewart, and Lindsay Brathwaite!
If you’re interested in sharing your story, please fill out this form: https://forms.office.com/r/GVDAs5L3Wd
We’re celebrating the 45th anniversary of our Violence Against Women Prevention Program. We’re sharing stories from VAWPP alumni and how it influenced them. Today we’re highlighting McKenna Rook, Sahana Chinthak, and Reema Malhotra Phillips!
If anyone is interested in sharing their story please fill out this form: https://forms.office.com/r/GVDAs5L3Wd
Quiet study session in our program room from 3-6pm!! We will have coffee and hot chocolate. Stop by if you need to lock in. #happyfinalsweek
Celebrating the women in our life that we are thankful for in this episode of Women’s Center on the Go💜
In this episode of Women’s Center on the go, we talk about women’s rights! 💜
We are hosting a fun feminist zine workshop. Come make some fun feminist zines! November 19th💜
