Women Are Great and Wise Artists, Too
By Arzie Umali Happy New Year! We are almost one full week into 2011 and many people by now have firmly secured their resolutions and… Read More »Women Are Great and Wise Artists, Too
By Arzie Umali Happy New Year! We are almost one full week into 2011 and many people by now have firmly secured their resolutions and… Read More »Women Are Great and Wise Artists, Too
By Arzie Umali The UMKC Women’s Center blog will be quiet for the next few days as our staff takes a break for the Thanksgiving… Read More »Giving Thanks to Women Past and Present
By Arzie Umali Recently the UMKC Women’s Center, together with University Libraries and the LBGTQIA Resource Center, hosted a couple book discussions analyzing Stieg Larsson’s… Read More »More On Stieg Larsson and Lisbeth Salander
If you are looking for a good book to wrap up your summer reading, allow me to recommend three: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,… Read More »The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest: Final Saga of the Millennium Trilogy
The Girl Who Played with Fire is the second book in Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy. In the first book, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,… Read More »The Girl Who Played With Fire
The previous blog mentioned the Women’s Center’s upcoming book discussion this fall on Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy. I just finished reading the first book in… Read More »The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
On Tuesday, April 27, a group of about 30 local arts supporters gathered at the Diastole in downtown Kansas City to discuss the state of… Read More »The State of Women in the Arts in Kansas City
Recently, NPR took an in-depth look at women in the workplace through a 3-part series about Flex- Work. According to the report, women now hold… Read More »Flex-Work Helps with Work/Life Balance
Last night, Kate Clinton performed in UMKC’s Pierson Auditorium. Co-sponsored by Willow Productions and the Women’s Center, the event drew more than 300 people to campus. The… Read More »Kate Clinton Brings Lesbian Humor to UMKC
This weekend I took my 10-year-old daughter and 8-year-old niece to see Disney’s The Princess and the Frog. I’ll have to admit, we were pleasantly… Read More »A Better Princess Movie