My Last Letter to the Women’s Center: Thank You for Everything!!
I can’t believe the semester is ending–time has flown by so fast! Anybody who knows me IRL can speak to the fact that I’m a little awkward. I fumble over my words, I stutter, I…
I can’t believe the semester is ending–time has flown by so fast! Anybody who knows me IRL can speak to the fact that I’m a little awkward. I fumble over my words, I stutter, I…
By: Alison Kendal And just like that, the fall semester has ended, and we have so much to show for these short four months. My favorite events of the semester include the Ms.behaving! art gallery…
By: Anabelle Obermaier I’ve been a work study student here at the Women’s Center since October. Working here this past semester has been a new experience that I’ve appreciated very much. I love how the…
By: Crystal Lum My time here at the UMKC Women’s Center has come to an end. I have made tons of fun memories during this brief time, whether it was just managing the front desk…
By: Anel Sandoval As an intern who didn’t know any of the staff before starting, I was very nervous about what to expect this semester. I was surprised to find out that I would meet…
By: Alison Kendall, Emma Sauer You might not expect it, but Kansas City is a small business hot-spot. 42% of small businesses are woman-owned, and that number is expected to only rise in the future.…
By: Annabelle Obermaier In today’s age, we have a vast amount of feminist media to watch, read, listen to. Today I will be going over the options you have for what to watch, specifically my…
By: Crystal Lum Check out this video based our new display board up by the Women’s Center! Walk by our office in 105 Haag Hall to learn more about self-care. In the meantime, enjoy this…
By: Anabelle Obermaier Teaching our future generations feminism is very important for our growth in society. This is because improving our mindset on gender equity is one set closer to a peaceful and kind world.…
By: Emma Sauer Since its establishment by Alumni and former Kansas City mayor Kay Barnes in 1971, UMKC’s Women’s Center has been a proud voice for gender equity on campus. Through 50 years of…