Students showed up to the Todd Hall steps Thursday evening for the Take Back the Night march, where they raised awareness toward sexual assault. The event, which ended at Flag Lane, was held in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, said Ky Wong, senior humanities major and Coalition for Women Students chair. This is the.
The Women s Center, College Assistance Migrant Program and Health Promotion are putting on events that students can join for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. SAAM focuses on creating awareness of people who are survivors of sexual assault, said Women s Center Director Amy Sharp. “What’s interesting for us is it’s sexual assault awareness all year round, so really for.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the WSU Women s Center is hosting a Take Back the Night event at 5 p.m. on April 14 to bring awareness to sexual assault. Sajeenaa Jebanathan, senior psychology major and violence prevention coordinator for the Coalition for Women Students, said Take Back the Night is an event to honor.
The Women s Center is hosting a week-long event for International Women’s Day from March 8-11 alongside several other campus organizations. International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, according to the Women s Center website. This day has been celebrated for over a century. This year’s campaign.
The WSU Women s Center is currently taking submissions for Harpy s Magazine. Jackelyn Sedano, Women s Center program coordinator, said the magazine is a student-run feminist publication that started in the 2020-21 school year. “It’s essentially a magazine that’s centered around the Women s Center’s mission to advocate for people of all genders, to discuss gender justice,” Sedano.