Step Forward to No Violence
By Jordan Tunks Domestic violence is a very serious in the United States. Domestic violence is defined as violence or abuse in a domestic setting… Read More »Step Forward to No Violence
By Jordan Tunks Domestic violence is a very serious in the United States. Domestic violence is defined as violence or abuse in a domestic setting… Read More »Step Forward to No Violence
By Morgan Clark When you hear the phrase “sex-positive” do you ever think of who coined the phrase? I know I haven’t. Not until one… Read More »Looking Deeper at Our Phenomenal Feminist: Betty Dodson
By Emma Gilham Living in a violent, patriarchal world is taxing on the mind and body. How can womxn heal from trauma, build resilience, and… Read More »What is Feminist Psychotherapy?
By Mia Lukic Today, Friday the 13th is associated with bad luck and all things spooky, due to the Christian religion and cinematic industry. Many… Read More »Friday the 13th and Femininity
By Morgan Clark November 7th, 2020 was an historic day for many people, including me. It was the day that a woman, a BLACK woman,… Read More »It’s a Celebration!
By Brianna Green On October 31st of this year, we lost an amazing woman and feminist icon. Her website, with business partner Carlin Ross says… Read More »Goodbye to a Feminist Icon: Betty Dodson
By Abbie Lewis Friday October 30th, our amazing staff member Morgan Clark kicked off our new program Phenomenal Feminist Friday, dedicating every Friday to a… Read More »So What Is Feminism Anyway?
By Morgan Clark Mindy Kaling is a 41-year-old American actress, best known from the very popular TV show The Office. In the show she plays… Read More »Looking Deeper at our Phenomenal Feminist: Mindy Kaling
By Morgan Clark I recently watched the Red Table Talk on consent, particularly consent and the “grey area”. It was interesting to watch, and I… Read More »Talking About Consent
By Jordan Tunks With winter only a month away, colder air is upon us. With colder weather it is harder to go outside and enjoy… Read More »Reading Through Winter