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Category Archives: Armelle Djoukoue
Title IX: Working to Ensure Gender Equity in Education for 40 years
By Armelle Djoukoue This year Title IX celebrates its 40th anniversary. Signed into law on June 23, 1972, Title IX guaranteed gender equity for girls and boys in every educational program that receives federal funding. Most known as the law … Continue reading
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Tagged Girls & Teens, Title IX, Women in Sports, Women's Equality
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Keep it real challenge: Photoshop’s impact on body image
By Armelle Djoukoue With the advent of Photoshop in the design industry, it has been easy for the media NOT to keep it real. Photoshop has allowed advertisers to give cover models a little superficial nip and tuck or body … Continue reading
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Tagged Body Image, Eating Disorders
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Summer movie worth watching: “Snow White and the Huntsman”
By Armelle Djoukoue Last weekend my friends and I decided to watch the movie “Snow White and the Huntsman,” starring Kristen Stewart as Snow White, Charlize Theron as the Evil Queen, and Chris Hemsworth as the Huntsman. I had been … Continue reading
WEAR JEANS AND PREVENT VIOLENCE, DENIM DAY 2012!
by Armelle Djoukoue In Italy in 1998, an 18-year old girl was picked up by her married 45-year old driving instructor for her very first lesson. He took her to an isolated road, dragged her out of the car, wrestled her … Continue reading
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Tagged Denim Day, Violence Prevention and Response Project
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In Case You Missed It: Women in the Media Around the World
By Armelle Djoukoue 1) SYRIA: International Women’s Group Begins Mapping Sexual Violence In Syria http://bit.ly/Hy2o5P 2) MALTA: European Economic Crisis ‘Exacerbating’ Domestic Violence http://bit.ly/H6dtOp 3) GREAT BRITAIN: British Asian Activists Attacked For Promoting Women’s Rights http://bbc.in/GQu4V1 4) UNITED STATES: Recent Poll Shows That Education … Continue reading
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April: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By Armelle Djoukoue Each day people across the world suffer from the pain of sexual assault. Sexual assault is any type of sexual activity that you do not agree to, including inappropriate touching, vaginal, anal, or oral penetration, forced sexual … Continue reading
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In Case You Missed It: Women in the Media Around the World
By Armelle Djoukoue [Photo credit: Rene Sandajan] 1) RWANDA: Education, Not Parliamentary Seats, Will Empower Women 2) EGYPT: ‘Virginity Test’ Case Highlights Challenges Facing Women 3) UNITED KINGDOM: 80% of Women Do Not Report Rape or Sexual Assault 4) GERMANY: Europe’s Most … Continue reading
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Short-Film Addresses Women’s Equality in Revolutionary Egypt
By Armelle Djoukoue Gender inequality in Egypt is a big issue. In April of 2011 Belgian feminist and women’s rights activist, An Van Raemdonck, traveled to Cairo and interviewed Egyptian women’s rights activists. She inquired with Egyptian women about what … Continue reading
Posted in Armelle Djoukoue, gender equality, UMKC Women's Center, Women's Rights
Tagged Women's Leadership
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The Woman Behind Operation Beautiful: Caitlin Boyle
By Armelle Djoukoue Caitlin Boyle is 26 years old and lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. She worked as a freelance and technical writer for seven years, including a five year stint as a contributing columnist for The Wall Street Journal … Continue reading
Posted in Armelle Djoukoue, Body Image, Eating Disorders, UMKC Women's Center
Tagged Body Image, Global Women's Empowerment
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New Face at the Women’s Center
by Armelle Djoukoue Hello! My name is Armelle Stephanie Djoukoue and I’m a new work-study student at the Women’s Center. I’m a pre-med student majoring in psychology and minoring in Spanish. I will graduate fall 2012 and afterwards, I am … Continue reading
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