Upcoming Events
The Women's Center hosts a number of events during the semester. Registration for some events can be found on ENGAGE@KU, links will be included when available.
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Wednesday, September 1st 4pm-7pm Boxwood House |
Women's Center & LGBTQ+ Resource Center OPEN HOUSE! Join us at our new location, the Boxwood House, for a "welcome" and "welcome back" open house! The campus community is invited to tour our centers, meet our staff, and see all we have to offer. |
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Tuesday, September 7th 11am-12pm Boxwood House |
1st FMLA Meeting FMLA, the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, is an activist group which focuses on issues such as self-empowerment, gender equality, freedom of choice, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. FMLA meets every Tuesday at 11am. |
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Tuesday, September 7th 3pm-4pm Boxwood House |
Get to Know "It's On Us" Come and meet the Kutztown It's On Us Chapter, learn about what we do, and find out how you can get involved to help stop sexual assault and make KU a safer campus. |
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September 13th-24th The Brass Rail Gallery, MSU |
The "What Were You Wearing" Project This project is a visual display of survivor's descriptions of what they were wearing when they experienced sexual violence. The installation asks viewers to consider the amount of self-blame that results from the question: |
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Tuesday, September 14th 11am-12pm Contact us for Zoom ID |
A Virtual Conversation with PA State Representative Brian Sims FMLA will be hosting Brian Sims during a general board meeting to hear about HB300, the PA Fairness Act. If passed. it "would prohibit discrimination against an individual based on their sexual orientation or gender identity or expression in the commonwealth, providing a long-overdue update to Pennsylvania's law." Rep. Sims will be answering student questions and having a conversation related to the bill's topic. |
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Friday, October 1st 11am-5pm Keynote 11am in MSU 218 Visit our webpage for more info, registration on Engage |
5th Annual GSM - Gender and Sexual Minorities Conference Keynote: Dr. Jonathan Paul Higgins Writer and Social Justice Educator focused on Gender, Race, & Media. Dr. Higgins is a speaker, writer, and social justice educator who focuses on issues related to gender, race, and media. Dr. Higgins is committed to using their voice to highlight and bring focus to the issues that affect both the Black and LGBTQ communities at both a local and national level. They aspire to be an example to those who seek to change the way we discuss the Black, queer experience. |