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Fake VAWA is Detrimental to the Lives of Immigrant Victims of Abuse

May 15, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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We’ve all been hearing about the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act recently – introduced by House Republicans Eric Cantor and Sandy Adams, it will be voted on in Congress very soon, most likely this Wednesday. The name of the act is misleading, and many have been calling it the “fake VAWA” to draw [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus

The Radical History of Mother’s Day

May 9, 2012 by Laura Kacere 5 Comments
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There’s a good number of us who question holidays like Mother’s Day in which you spend more time feeding money into a system that exploits our love for our mothers than actually celebrating them.  It’s not unlike any other holiday in America in that its complete commercialization has stripped away so much of its genuine [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus Tagged With: anti-war, history, Mother's Day, mothers

Don’t Forget Our End of Semester Survey!

May 8, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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Hey feminist activists! We know you’re probably busy studying for finals and maybe even preparing for graduation, so use this opportunity to procrastinate just a little bit more and make the feminist campus team very happy – fill out our End of Semester Survey. We want to know all about what actions your group has [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Students Rising Up Tagged With: Feminist Campus, Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, student activism

Approval of New Abstinence-Only Program is Dangerous to Girls’ Health

May 7, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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Little attention was paid to the quietly-approved addition of 3 new programs to the Department of Health and Human Services list of “evidence-based”  teen pregnancy prevention programs, a list that the current Administration has used to tout its commitment to science in public health.  That is until RH Reality Check drew attention to one particular [...]

Filed Under: Education, Feminist Campus, Sexuality Tagged With: abstinence-only, department of health and human services, heterosexism, sex education, sexual health, young women

May Day Rising!

May 1, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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When I was a kid, May 1st meant giving and receiving May Day baskets from my friends. Today it just means I have to pay my rent. But for the world, May 1st signifies a beautiful fight – one that has for over a century stood for the rights of workers and an end to [...]

Filed Under: Economic Justice, Feminist Campus Tagged With: economic justice, fair pay, labor rights, occupy, occupywallstreet, solidarity, strike, working conditions

Hey Girl, We’re Gonna Miss You

April 26, 2012 by Laura Kacere 3 Comments
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Today, campus team is losing an incredible organizer, a dear friend, and a kickass feminist. Yes, the magnificent Meghan Shalvoy, National Campus Organizer for the Northeast Region, is leaving our little campus team office to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse, soon to be attending nursing school at Virginia Commonwealth University.  Meghan’s desire to [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus Tagged With: Campus Team, Feminist Campus program, Meghan Shalvoy, Northeast region

Say It Like a Feminist on Tumblr!

April 4, 2012 by Laura Kacere 1 Comment
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Feminist Campus now has a Tumblr! We’ve posted photos from the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference, and we want to continue to post your photos! Tell us about your feminism. Here are a few questions to get your wheels turning: Why are you a feminist? What kind of feminist are you? Who are your favorite [...]

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NYFLC Mixers: Not one, not two, but THREE mixer options!

March 26, 2012 by Laura Kacere 1 Comment
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We know that one of the best parts of NYFLC is all the amazing feminists you have the chance to meet and connect with, but there is so much information and work to be done throughout our plenaries and workshops. The Feminist Campus Team wants to make sure that regardless of your mood and flavor, [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, NYFLC Tagged With: mixer trio, National Young Feminist Leadership Conference, NYFLC, NYFLC 2012, nyflc2012

Sounding the Alarm at the HERvotes Press Conference

March 1, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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A coalition of over 50 women’s organizations came together this morning to hold a press conference on the launching of a nationwide effort to mobilize women voters around the issues most affecting women in the upcoming election. HERvotes, working toward Health, Economic Security and Rights, are calling out to women to use their voices and [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, HERvotes, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion access, Affordable Care Act, birth control coverage, Domestic Workers, economic justice, education, Ellie Smeal, HERvotes, Medicaid, Medicare, Terry O'Neill, voter suppression, women's health, working conditions

One Step Closer: Contraceptive Coverage Rule Approved Under ACA

January 20, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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    Has the price of birth control ever kept you from buying it? The number one prescription drug for women ages 18-44 years, the average women pays $50 a month for birth control. This is an obvious barrier to access, particularly for low-income women and students. Reproductive rights are a fundamental aspect of women’s [...]

Filed Under: Birth Control Access, Feminist Campus, Reproductive Rights Tagged With: access, Affordable Care Act of 2010, birth control, economic justice, women's health
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