By: Margot Anthony | WGEC Student Staff Member | Social Work Student This is going to be a continuation from my last blog post “Beginning Again.” Since creating that post I have worked to...
June 10, 2026
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By Ashwathi Menon, Bioinformatics & Public Health Major, Student Staff Member The first thing that comes into play is performance. The jewelry. The eyeliner so sharp that it...
June 1, 2026
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-By Amy Taylor, Social Work/Music Major Humans are wired for belonging. We crave connection, shared purpose, and safety within groups. But not every group that promises community delivers it....
December 11, 2025
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By: Margot Anthony, WGEC Student Staff Member and Social Work Student Main theme: Letting yourself be vulnerable again in a relationship after gender-based harm. Trauma from...
December 11, 2025
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Part One: A Strange and Friendless Road, For a Tomorrow Without Tears or, being a woman (mostly), queer, and autistic. Self-diagnosing, and the fear of an official medical stamp....
December 13, 2024
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June 13, 2024
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Why is it that women are expected to take up as little space as possible? In elevators, we’re always in the corners making room for others. On crowded sidewalks, we’re the first to let others pass...
May 16, 2024
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A post curated by the Women’s Center’s Program Coordinator, Jane DeHitta At the end of every semester, the Women’s Center hosts a Graduation + End of the Year celebration for all of the...
May 31, 2023
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Content Note: This post is written by Rachael Joslow, a third-year student at UMBC. I am a transracial adoptee adopted from Vietnam who grew up in Georgia for most of my childhood and adolescent...
December 12, 2022
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Fall Blog Post by Ojuswani Phogat
The following post was written by Ojuswani Phogat, a third-year student at UMBC. Positionality Statement: The letter below is a message from me to my immigrant parents. It is reflective of...
December 9, 2022
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