A reflection written by Women’s Center Special Projects Coordinator, Amelia Meman So here we are. Another day in this brave new world. Are you exhausted yet? Emotionally, physically,...
A blog reflection by Women’s Center intern Mariana de Matos Medeiros I’ve been working on a draft for this blog post for over 6 weeks. It’s been intimidating and scary to be vulnerable in such...
Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. Today we mourn the loss of our trans siblings to violence and celebrate their lives, bravery, and accomplishments. Today we honor our elders and those who...
A weekly round-up curated by Women’s Center staff member, Michael Jalloh Jamboria In the spirit of my friend, who gave us the glorious name ‘Slaying on the Weekly’, every week I will be bringing...
A weekly round-up curated by Women’s Center staff member, Michael Jalloh Jamboria In the spirit of my friend, who gave us the glorious name ‘Slaying on the Weekly’, every week I will be bringing...
A weekly round-up currated by Women’s Center staff member, Michael Jalloh Jamboria This week, my good friend came into the Women’s Center to chat. She mentioned how I ‘slayed on the daily’, her...
A blog reflection by Women’s Center intern Mariana de Matos Medeiros On October 5th, 2014, I was finally able to cast my first vote for a Presidential election since moving to America. It was...
A blog post and reflection by staff member Daniel Willey The following post contains mentions of rape and sexual assault. Hyperlinks marked with * indicate that the article contains detailed...
A final reflection from Carrie Cleveland as a undergraduate and Women’s Center staff member In the fall of 1996, I started my college journey at Douglass College at Rutgers University. I spent...
A Women’s Center blog post by staff member Daniel Willey Note: I hope what I’ve learned can be applicable to other people, but I know my experience isn’t universal. I use a lot of action verbs...
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