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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Read More »
Happy International Women’s Day. Thank you to all the women who have contributed to make this world a better place. National Women’s Week began in 1980 by President Jimmy Carter.
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“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much” ~Helen Keller March is the national month of social workers. According to the National Association of Social
We continue to highlight the achievements and foundational work of many historical figures for Black History Month, especially those connected to anti-oppression work. We will now look at the contributions
Angela Davis: Activist, Author, Professor Read More »
We honor Black History Month with a look at how Black History Month started and some of the key figures who advanced racial justice from within the Black community. Black
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What is Reproductive Justice? We often think that reproductive justice and reproductive rights are synonymous, that both are the work to give women rights about their reproductive choices. However,
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Join us for our November Lunch & Learn Webinars. Each are free, but we do ask that you register in advance. Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and How It Affects
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It would be more than two decades before I would enjoy Disney’s Hocus Pocus. I found it ridiculous. The last witch hanged in the Salem Witch Trials was on September
It’s Just a Bunch of Hocus Pocus (But is it feminist?) Read More »
Most historians trace back modern day Halloween to the Celtic holiday of Samhain, which marked the end of the year for those living 2000 years ago in the UK, Ireland,
Ghosts Aren’t the Scariest Thing About Halloween Read More »
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Love is Stronger than Witchcraft: A Feminist Critique of 1942’s I Married a Witch Read More »
