They Mean Business Interview Highlights
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… Read More »They Mean Business Interview Highlights
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… Read More »They Mean Business Interview Highlights
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… Read More »Teaching Kids Feminism
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By: Emma Sauer It’s been some time since I wrote one of these blogs, but I’m coming in hot today with an irritating trend that… Read More »Someone’s Gotta Say It: The Word “Girlboss” Needs to Die
By: Emma Sauer An important part of being an intersectional feminist is advocating equality for all genders, including people who identify as genderqueer, nonbinary, intersex,… Read More »Break the Cisnormative Status Quo with These Five Tips!
By: Emma Sauer Something I get asked a lot, whether at events, in the office, or just when talking about my job is… What do… Read More »Back to Basics #5: What is the Women’s Center?
By: Arzie Umali The following blog was written by the director of the Women’s Center, Arzie Umali, and was originally posted on the A Window… Read More »Engaging Students Through Healing Arts at UMKC
By: Adriana Miranda TW: sexual assault, violence Did you know that 1 in every 6 American women has been the victim of an attempted or… Read More »The Importance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By: Emma Stuart Welcome to Back to Basics! In these posts, we break down feminist concepts for readers curious about feminist vocabulary, concepts, and ideas!… Read More »Back to Basics #4: What is the Patriarchy?
By: Ebony Taylor Since starting college, there has been little time, if at all, that I have gotten to sit down, pick up a book,… Read More »Women Who Lead, Read