It is with great sadness that the UMKC Women’s Center shares that our founder, Ruth Margolin, has passed away. In her 98 years on the… Read More »The UMKC Women’s Center Honors the Legacy of our Founder: Ruth Margolin
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… Read More »My Last Letter to the Women’s Center: Thank You for Everything!!
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.… Read More »Goodbye, Women’s Center!
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: 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… Read More »Top 3 Feminist Shows
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
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… Read More »Reflecting on 50 Years of Service to the University of Kansas City-Missouri
By: Anabelle Obermaier Hi! My name is Anabelle Obermaier. I am originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, but grew up in Marshfield, Missouri, a small town… Read More »Meet Our New Work-Study Staff, Anabelle!
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 At UMKC’s Women’s Center, we run a tight ship. Between the five of us, we currently have three interns, a graduate assistant,… Read More »Why Work at the Women’s Center?