A Woman’s Place
By Caitlin Easter An important reminder to us all in today’s rough political climate: “A Woman’s Place is in the House…and the Senate.” As I… Read More »A Woman’s Place
By Caitlin Easter An important reminder to us all in today’s rough political climate: “A Woman’s Place is in the House…and the Senate.” As I… Read More »A Woman’s Place
By Christina Terrell When it comes to Hollywood stars, most people don’t see money as an issue for anyone – male or female. But what… Read More »Do Female Actresses Mind a Wage Gap?
By Ann Varner We are less than a day away from the midterm elections for 2018. It seems that everywhere I turn there are political… Read More »Susan B. Anthony and the Women’s Right to Vote
By Nina Cherry Join us this Wednesday, November 7 for a discussion on the book and HULU series The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. This… Read More »Event Preview: May the Book Open: Lessons from the Republic of Gilead
By Nina Cherry On October 5th, we will be hosting Feminist Film Friday! Come join us at the Women’s Center from 12 p.m. to 2… Read More »Event Preview: Feminist Film Friday
By Nina Cherry It seems that I have been taking initiative since the day I was born. I am a natural born leader, a perfectionist,… Read More »No More Bossy Girls
By Samantha Anthony Each year, the UMKC Women’s Center advocates for change through our organization and presentation of Walk a Mile in Her ShoesⓇ, a… Read More »Event Preview: Walk a Mile in Her ShoesⓇ 2018
By Nina Cherry Elizabeth Kosko began playing drums nearly twenty years ago. Since then, she has attended Emporia State University for her undergraduate degree, University… Read More »A Woman in a Man’s World: Elizabeth Kosko
By Samantha Anthony The arrival of fall is near, and for me that means finding fun things to do inside when the weather is rainy,… Read More »The Women Behind Walt
By Ann Varner Recently, I realized that while I know the differences between “Mrs.,” “Miss,” and “Ms.,” I didn’t know the significance of how “Ms.”… Read More »Mrs., Miss, and Ms.: The Evolution of “Ms.”