Quick Hit — Women, Girls, Ladies
In November 2008, we were lucky enough to be able to bring in a panel of fabulous women talking about intergenerational feminism (Women, Girls, Ladies),… Read More »Quick Hit — Women, Girls, Ladies
In November 2008, we were lucky enough to be able to bring in a panel of fabulous women talking about intergenerational feminism (Women, Girls, Ladies),… Read More »Quick Hit — Women, Girls, Ladies
I am sorry to report that the Consortium of Pub-going, Loose and Forward Women (organizers of the Pink Chaddi Campaign) is reporting that there have… Read More »More Attacks on Indian Women
From Unicef, via UN Dispatch and Feministing, comes a PSA on maternal mortality. Take a look: “Missing:” A message video by UNICEF about Maternal Mortality… Read More »Missing Mothers
You might remember that a couple of weeks ago we wrote about a campaign to support Indian women on Valentine’s Day (if you don’t, click here to… Read More »Pink Chaddi Campaign Update
This week wraps up our month of V-Day celebrations with our performances of The Vagina Monologues and Any One of Us: Words from Prison (February 25 &… Read More »V-Day and the V-Wall
One of our first posts here was why women’s centers are still relevant and needed. This video, put together by a graduate student at San… Read More »Why We Still Need Women's Centers (Continued)
We are a bit late for Valentine’s Day, but this was too good not to share. From Alexandra Vinson at Emory University comes a fun video… Read More »Is Your Valentine A Real Sweetheart?
Thanks to the wonderful folks here in the Communications video lab (a big shoutout to Kevin Mullin and Adam), we finally have a YouTube-compatible copy… Read More »Walk A Mile In Her Shoes 2008 @ UMKC
In honor of V-Day, check out Eve Ensler’s powerful new monologue. And remember to join us for UMKC V-Day 2009 events — we still have… Read More »Eve Ensler: Teenage Girls Guide to Surviving Sex Slavery
By now, I’m sure many of you have read about the attack on women drinking in a bar in an Indian college town (if you… Read More »Indian Activism Goes Global