Coalition for Women Students at WSU

04/27/2021

Check out this piece on Harpy*s!

The student editors of Harpy*s Magazine are accepting literary and art submissions until May 15 for their second issue, which will be released early fall semester.  The feminist magazine’s theme is “pride” for the fall issue, said Clany Wauran, editor for Harpy*s Magazine and sophomore public...

03/16/2021

Our Reels with All the Feels continues on Wednesday at 5 pm PST, watching “PERIOD. End of Sentence”. Registration required on women.wsu.edu on found under the “Women’s History Month” tab.

WSU community members are invited to attend the virtual “Reels with All the Feels” film festival, highlighting systemic issues women of all backgrounds face.  The festival celebrates Women’s History Month and includes four films. The WSU Women*s Center and Coalition of Women Students run the ...

02/24/2021

Make a nomination today for those who demonstrate exceptional leadership and service to the university and the community as well as to those who support leadership development in WSU students.

02/09/2021

Love to see the work of our FemScouts be highlighted!

After working together for almost a year, three WSU students and alumni are helping their respective troops navigate through feminism despite never having met each other in person because of the COVID-19 pandemic.  FemScouts began as an initiative to build the feminist toolkit and prepare its membe...

01/27/2021

The Women*s Center Violence Prevention Student Coordinators are interested in gathering a group of students from diverse backgrounds, majors, and grade levels to gage interest in various violence prevention measures on campus. This is a semester-long commitment of virtual bi-weekly meetings, date and time to be determined. Focus group members will brainstorm ideas to educate students on topics such as stalking, domestic violence, cyberstalking, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and other various topics. No experience is necessary, but creativity and passion for violence prevention are highly encouraged.

Application due: January 30th

For questions, please contact Sajeenaa Jebanathan ([email protected]) or Gabrielle Clegg ([email protected])

The link to the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc_x5vKha95JTMcfpYG4JWb0VcSmTnFY0qnErp5AyV3QhquQA/viewform?usp=sf_link

01/25/2021

Our Violence Prevention Student Coordinators are kicking off the semester with their first event on Tuesday, January 26th at 7 pm. Join to discuss Netflix’s “You” and further dwell into how stalking can look in person and online.

11/22/2020

Check out this piece highlighting Harpy*s Magazine, which will be coming soon!🥳🤩

This fall, the WSU Women*s Center launched Harpy*s Magazine, a literary journal centered on feminist and social issues. Students can submit feminist art, poems, songs and other forms of expression for publication. Along with feminism, Harpy*s Magazine looks for work that explores LGBTQ+ issues, im...

11/10/2020

The CWS Violence Prevention Student Coordinators are collaborating with Cougar Health Services’ Count on Cougs for a workshop on bystander intervention awareness. Please join their safe space for discussion and education on Thursday 11/19 at 6 pm PST.

10/21/2020

*CONTENT WARNING*Will contain some photos of the physical collection of t-shirts made my survivors and victims who have experIenced violence, which are apart of YWCA Clothesline Project*

10/18/2020

COVID19 will not stop the reclamation and safety of our bodies nor the virtual delivery,
Take Back the Week, modification to Take Back the Night, is this week! Be sure to register as it is required and come with an open mind to learn how domestic and other forms of violence exists and what we can do to stop perpetuating it in our communities and lives.

*An Alternatives to Violence on the Palouse representative will be present at all events if you need to see their guidance or learn more about the resources*

10/14/2020

Join us with the Xi Chapter of Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, Inc. and the Rivkin Center next Thursday at 5pm PST to learn early detection of Breast and Ovarian cancer, never too early or too late to learn health precaution! Message us or email Kaitlin with the email on the bottom of the flyer for the zoom password!

[Alt text: A light aqua blue background with doodles as a frame on the flyer. At the top is the title " Do What Matters Now!" with the following text below: "Be proactive on your health by detecting breast and ovarian cancer early with a Rivkin Center Ambassador". The event will be on Thursday, October 22nd, at 5-5:45 pm pst. The zoom id number is eight nine five nine six three five six four one two. DM cws underscore wsu or wsuapio on instagram for password. A globe with a teal and hot pink ribbon over it. On the bottom of the flyer says email kaitlin dot srader at wsu dot edu for any questions or accomodation requests. CWS white logo and A Pi O green logo in opposite bottom corners.]

09/30/2020

You still have time until October 5th to nominate your scaly, furry, or leafy friend to be recognized on Family Weekend this year! The link can also be found on women.wsu.edu under “Programs”!
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[Alt Text] Flyer of the Women*s Center Family Weekend nominations for your pet or plant! Deadline is October 5th to the link at women.wsu.edu under the “Programs” tab