By Emma Gilham Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Women, written in 1791, questions societal norms placed on women in that time from… Read More »Brief Analysis of Chapter VI of A Vindication of the Rights of Women
By Mia Lukic November 30th was White Ribbon Day, a part of the United Nations ongoing 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence which… Read More »The Shadow Pandemic
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 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 Abbie Lewis It’s that time of year again where it’s dark all the time, or so it feels, and cold as all get out.… Read More »SAD Winter Blues
By Brianna Green Happy Halloween Roos! Thank you for watching the Witches Get Stuff Done video and for coming to the blog for more information… Read More »Witches Get Stuff Done: The Salem Witch Trials
Tune into the “Women Who Lead” Panel Discussion for an invigorating conversation with a panel consisting of a diverse group of local women leaders, Thursday… Read More »Women Who Lead: Activism Through an Intersectional Lens – Panelist Jasmine Ward
By Abbie Lewis As if this pandemic hasn’t caused enough trouble, women all around the world are once again being set back. An article… Read More »Two Steps Forward, A Hundred Steps Back
By Jordan Tunks Have you heard of the Pink Tax? The pink tax is a pricing difference between female products and male products. There is… Read More »Notice the Pink Tax
Content Warning: Sexual Assault By Emma Gilham The summer of 2020 has been one of reckoning. Calls for accountability can be heard from almost all… Read More »Congress Investigation into Fort Hood