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Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings people together to create and generate discussion and skill-building on how to prevent sexual violence in our schools, workplaces, and communities. While...
Take Back the Night 2021 has moved online!
The events, activism, discussions, support, and stories that stem from Sexual Assault Awareness Month are some of the Women’s Center’s most significant and special. Take Back the Night (TBTN) is...
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with Yoo-Jin Kang, Class of 2015
5:00 PM
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Online
In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we're inviting Yoo-Jin Kang, UMBC alum and friend of the Women's Center to have a special conversation with us about cultivating radically loving...
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Be in community as we experience virtual TBTN 2021 together!
4:00 PM
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Online
Take Back the Night (TBTN) is one of the largest events the Women's Center hosts every year. To honor this special event that centers survivors stories and healing and invites our community to...
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Celebrate TDOV by going beyond visibility
On March 31st, the world recognizes Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV). This year, however, TDOV comes at a time of deeply harmful political movements to suppress the trans community’s access...
We see you. We believe you. You matter.
We see you. We believe you. You matter. Over the past year, the violence against the Asian/Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community has significantly increased. This anti-Asian...
Wherever you are the Women's Center is here for you!
On-campus of off-campus, synchronous or asynchronous, excited or scared, new or returning... the Women's Center is here for you! Women's Center Spring 2021 Hours of Operation: The Women's...
The Women’s Center supports working parents and caregivers through advocacy, education, and resource sharing. When faculty, staff, and students are able to continue to meet their family...
The images and text below were originally shared on the Women’s Center social media pages. We’re re-sharing here to amplify the message and hold ourselves accountable to doing the work of our...
This post is written by Amelia Meman, ’15, Assistant Director in the Women’s Center. I am trying to write this as plainly as I can because there are so many other words that are crowding...
A zine by UMBC survivors for our WHOLE campus community
Dear Reader, Thank you for thinking to open this zine. Please know that all of the pieces in this work are from both named and anonymous members of the UMBC community who identify as survivors...
RETRIEVER ESSENTIALS is a UMBC faculty, staff, and student partnership to tackle food insecurity in our university community.
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