Mareyjoyce Green Women's Center
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What Vice President Kamala Harris Means for Women in Politics |
On Saturday, November 7th, the world changed for a whole generation of women and girls. Check out this article by The Representation Project that breaks down the impact of the first Black, first Asian, and first woman to become the Vice President
of the United States.
Congratulations Madam Vice President!
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Click HERE to learn more!
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CSU Division of Student Affairs Presents:
David Dobrik
Thursday, Nov. 19 @ 7p
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Join the Student Affairs as they present David Dobrik for an evening of virtual Q&A! Dobrik is a digital star and TV personality known for making viral content on YouTube. With over 24.5 million subscribers across two YouTube channels and 12.3 million followers on Instagram, Dobrik has mastered the art of quick-cut content.
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Click HERE to register Today!
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Sports Fan?
Click HERE to learn more about the history!
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National Women's History Museum:
Game Changers, Women and Sports
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Sports are integral to American national identity, but women and men have had very different experiences when it comes to sports participation. The NWHM's Game Changer exhibit explores the cultural, political, and social barriers women have overcome to play competitive sports.
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TED Talk:
What We Can Learn from the
History of Feminism
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“In a short but powerful talk, Dolores Huerta – one of the most influential labor leaders and civil rights activists of recent memory – poses questions about how to build a more just society, and suggests we turn to feminism and radical empathy for the answers.” - TED Talk. This discussion is only 6 minutes long and FREE to watch,
take a look!
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Watch Anytime!
Click HERE to learn more.
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Click HERE to learn more about WARN and their organization.
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History of WARN:
Women of All Red Nations
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In honor of National American Indian Heritage Month educate yourself on the history of the Women of All Red Nations (WARN). "WARN is an activist group founded in 1974 that grew out of the American Indian Movement (AIM)." -Womenofallrednations.org. WARN was a pivotal in attention to issues impacting Native American women and was established by Lorelei DeCora Means, Modonna Thunderhawk, Phyllis Young,
and Janet McCloud.
Check out in your own time!
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Power to You:
Speak Up About Women in the Media and Shape the Story!
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Listen up! “Take the Lead” Podcast is featuring Gloria Feldt who discusses the power of the media to shape our understanding of reality, specifically when it comes to sexist news coverage. Gloria urges the listeners to be conscious, careful, and critical about women’s representation in the media and gives tips on how to recognize and rectify it. |
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What's Happening Around Campus? |
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Transgender Day of Remembrance:
Virtual Candlelight Vigil
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Nov. 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), a day to commemorate all of the transgender people who lost their lives to violence this year. Join CSU's LGBTQ+ Student Services this week in a virtual candlelight vigil for TDOR. Between Nov. 16 and Nov. 20 post a photo of a lit candle to your social media account(s). Make sure to include #TDOR2020 in your post and tag/mention CSU LGBTQ+ Student Services. |
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Click HERE to watch a short video on everyday activism and TDOR!
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Take a Look at These Opportunities!
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Register TODAY!
Click HERE to register and get login info.
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OSU's November
Community Chat:
Invisible Barriers to Persistence
for Latinx Mothers
Wednesday, Nov. 18 @ 1p
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Join our sister-center at The Ohio State University and Carolyn Peguero Spencer in their discussion on traditional gender roles within the Latino culture such as familismo, machismo, caballerismo, and marianismo and how these roles may have influence on Latina student mothers.
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National Women's History Museum Determined to Rise
"Fit" to Vote:
The Influence of immigration and Citizenship Rights on the Women Suffrage Movement
Thursday, Nov. 19 @ 8p
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Join the NWHM and the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library for an important discussion on who was deemed "fit" to vote, or who was disenfranchised by the ratification of the 19th and how that informed and transformed the national debate on women suffrage.
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Registration is required, attendance is FREE!
Click HERE to register Today!
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Registration is required, attendance is FREE!
Click HERE to register TODAY!
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National Women's History
Museum Presents!
Sundays@Home:
We Gather Together
Sunday Nov. 22 @ 1p
The NWHM and Denise Kierman discuss the story of Sarah Josepha Hale and her relentless efforts to make real an annual day of thanks. “Part myth-busting, part call to action, We Gather Together offers audiences a new way to look at American history, inspiring us to rethink and reclaim what it means to give thanks today.” -NWHM
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Visit Our Website to Learn More! |
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Did you miss last week's newsletter? No problem! Visit our website to
view past newsletters as well as links to recorded orograms.
The following is available for viewing at your leisure:
-NWHM Fab Five: Five Native American Women
-OSU's Community Chat: Building Sustainable Parent Student Support
-NWHM Presents! Maria Tallchief: America's Prima Ballerina
-Lactation Rooms @ CSU
-The Greatest Lie Ever Told?
-Why Don't Men Take the Pill?
Click HERE to explore our website and links to great content!
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We aren't on campus but we are OPEN!
Need to chat or connect with on
or off-campus resources?
Need a morale boost or assistance navigating university life?
Contact us- we are here to help!
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Juggling so much all at once? Join us for some social and support from fellow moms who get it!
Thursdays 3-4p
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The American Association of University Women is a non-profit organization that advances equity of women through advocacy, education, and research. Scholarship and grant opportunities are still available with approaching deadlines!
Click HERE to apply for scholarships or to learn more about the AAUW.
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More Scholarships Available! |
College Now offers scholarships for a wide array of students from high school seniors and traditional students to returning learners. Many deadlines are in January and February, so now is a good time
to take a look and see what
you can apply for.
Click HERE to apply for scholarships or to learn more about College Now's services.
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Need Professional Clothing?
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