Halloween was this Friday (as if you didn’t already know that– I know, I’m still recovering from my candy coma, too) and I’ve been doing a lot of self reflection on the past year. Most people do...
Critical Social Justice: Creating Brave Spaces coming soon!
The second annual Critical Social Justice campaign will be held February 16th-20th, 2015! This year’s theme is “Creating Brave Spaces,” inspired by the essay “From Safe Spaces to Brave Spaces” by...
Often when we talk about race in the United States, the classic picture is that race is polarized into two: black and white. Starting from a very young age, I had never truly understood these...
This post is written by Madison Miller. It was originally featured on the Women’s Center WordPress, which you can find here. With much discussion in Women’s Center staff meetings about actively...
With much discussion in Women’s Center staff meetings about actively applying our work in the Center as student staff members to other areas of our lives, I have recently been thinking a lot about...
This guest post was written by Women’s Center student staff member Ty Philip. In celebrating LGBTQ History Month, it’s important to remember those who don’t fit into the mainstream...
In celebrating LGBTQ History Month, it’s important to remember those who don’t fit into the mainstream representation of the LGBTQ community. As the LGBTQ community has made gains in society, it...
“Towards a Queered Understanding of Critical Social Justice“ UMBC celebrates LGBTQ History Month with this Critical Social Justice campaign speaker. The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday,...
“Towards a Queered Understanding of Critical Social Justice“ UMBC celebrates LGBTQ History Month with this Critical Social Justice campaign speaker. The lecture is scheduled for Tuesday,...
Hello folks! I decided to make some mixes for the Women’s Center blog! Click on this link to check out my latest mix which is an amalgam of slightly witchy, slightly femme-powerment jams that I...
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