When I was asked what “I Rise For” the first thing I thought of is empowering others. Empowerment has many meanings for me because it can be used with entire populations but also everyday...
Ever since terrorists attacked on 9/11, people started discriminating against Muslims. How ironic it is that, people would disrespect them, show them hostility, and then exaggerate that they are...
When I was asked to take a picture for something that “I rise” for, I had to think about it for a second. What do I rise for? Who do I rise for? What does it mean to “rise?” After reflecting on my...
Idania Ramos Mosaic Ambassador I Rise for Those Who Are Too Scared to Speak Out I’ve always known that I was different, my color, my culture, and my language didn’t follow the “American...
I Rise for the Validation of Our Identities... In my sophomore year of high school, I promised myself I would wait until I was in college to explore my gender identity and expression more,...
I Rise For Those Who Are Silenced In Our Society… What does this mean? Who is actually silenced? Of course, everyone can speak up... right? Not necessarily. Growing up was interesting for me. I...
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(Adapted from UMBC Women's Center Wordpress site.) Over the past year, acts of resistance and resilience have electrified our country and world. Immediate images that flash through our minds...
Want to get more involved in SGA or know someone who does? The 2017-2018 Senate is currently seeking qualified candidates to fulfill the position of Secretary to take minutes at all...
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As part of Critical Social Justice week, The Women’s and Mosaic Center will be co-hosting events everyday next week starting on Monday, October 23rd to Friday October 27th. In order to adequately...
Want to perform during Art Week? We have space available! We are looking for dancers, singers, jugglers, mimes, and more! Show of your passion onstage! Performances will be on Thursday,...