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President Recognizes 5 Women with Highest Civilian Honor

May 2, 2012 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment
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Last week, the White House named the recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. This year five amazing women trailblazers will receive this prestigious honor, including Dolores Huerta, Madeleine Albright, Juliette Gordon Low, Toni Morrison, and Pat Summitt. These five phenomenal women will receive the United States’ highest civilian honor. The White House says the [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Feminist Campus, Leaders & Government Tagged With: Dolores Huerta, Juliette Gordon Low, Madeleine Albright, Pat Summitt, Presidential Medal of Freedom, social justice, student activism, Toni Morrison

Catholic Students Speak Out: We Want Birth Control Access!

February 24, 2012 by Guest Blogger 1 Comment
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Post by Feminist Majority Foundation Intern Yasemin Ayarci The Bishops of the Catholic Church in the United States are, for the most part, a hierarchy of privileged, white men attempting to make decisions regarding women’s health. That, in itself, is puzzling enough for many people. Most remarkably, we see that their recent opposition to birth [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Birth Control Access, Students Rising Up Tagged With: Affordable Care Act, Affordable Care Act of 2010, birth control, birth control access, birth control coverage, Catholic Bishops, Catholic Students for Women's Health, college students, health care reform, student activism, women's health

Why I Won’t Do the Vagina Monologues

February 24, 2012 by Guest Blogger 2 Comments
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This is a guest post by student Britni Hiatt of Florida Atlantic University in Jupiter I am the President of my university’s Feminist Student Alliance. Though ‘tis the season, we aren’t resuming the tradition of performing Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues. Among the issues surrounding Vagina Monologues, I agree that it remains a hegemonic narrative of the [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Intersectionality, Violence Against Women Tagged With: cisgendered, essentialism, student activism, The Vagina Monologues, V-Day

Board of Health Meeting on TRAP Laws: An Education on “Democracy”

September 16, 2011 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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Organizing around an issue and being a part of a political process is all very exciting, until you see those systems fail you and your peers. Yesterday, the Virginia Board of Health met to decide on regulations that the Governor proposed for first trimester abortion clinics. These regulations put clinics that provide first trimester abortion [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Clinic Access, Leaders & Government, Reproductive Rights, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion access, abortion barriers, clinic access, student activism, women's health

We Have Had Enough!

September 16, 2011 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment
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Wednesday at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), about 200 students, faculty, community members, politicians and activists gathered for an electrifying speak out against the Virginia TRAP laws. The Speak Out Against Virginia’s TRAP Laws blog describes the TRAP laws as “a bill that classifies women’s health centers in the state as a category of hospitals, [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Clinic Access, Feminist Campus, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion access, clinic access, student activism

Summer of Choice is Over — What Now?

August 15, 2011 by Meghan Shalvoy Leave a Comment
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So you’ve read Sarah’s blog about the amazing pro-choice support for Summer of Choice and Laura’s blog about the anti-choice extremists who are targeting providers and clinics here in Germantown and across the country. I know what you’re thinking – what can I do to take action, fight back, and protect access to comprehensive women’s [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Clinic Access, Feminist Campus Tagged With: abortion, abortion access, activism, Anti-Abortion, Anti-Abortion Extremism, anti-choice, fake clinics, National Clinic Access Project, pro-choice, student activism, summer of choice, women's health

Student Activist Speaks Out About Defending Orlando Clinics

July 26, 2011 by Sarah Shanks 1 Comment
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Guest Post by Alexa Nelen, University of Central Florida When Operation Save America/Operation Rescue (OSA/OR) announced its plans for a “siege” of Orlando abortion clinics (July 16-23,) pro-choice allies did not wait long before taking action. This event drew around 40 anti-choice protestors, and organizations such as Feminist Majority Foundation, NOW, and local student groups [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Campaigns, Clinic Access, Reproductive Rights, Students Rising Up Tagged With: Adopt-a-Clinic, clinic defense, clinic harassment, Operation Rescue/Operation Save America, student activism
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