In light of Trump’s nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, people around the nation are organizing rallies, letter drives, Congressional meetings, and more to ask members of the Senate to protect our rights by blocking the approval of the conservative nominee. One such rally was held last Tuesday in front of Virginia […]
Tell the Trump Administration: NO Gag Rule
The Trump Administration is *yet again* doing its damnedest to restrict access to reproductive healthcare. In late May, the administration proposed a new rule that would prohibit Title X-funded clinics from providing information to patients about abortion. What does this mean? Under the gag rule, doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals would be prohibited by […]
WTF at Smith College
When you first saw a menstrual cup, did you think “WTF is that?” – yeah, so did I. I liked the idea of minimizing my period’s environmental impact but I was not about to switch out my tried-and-true tampons for a strange (and slightly scary) plastic contraption that would have cost me $30. Luckily, I […]
Abortion Access on College Campuses: Advocating for California’s SB 320
I first learned about SB 320 when I logged onto Facebook one day and noticed I had been invited to an event hosted by JustCARE, an organization dedicated to helping students across California access reproductive health services on their campus. JustCARE was promoting a student advocacy day in Sacramento, California, where students would be showing […]
#SaveSCOTUS: What’s At Stake for Young Feminists?
Justice Kennedy’s retirement sent waves of shock across the United States and with it, activists scrambling for a plan. This Supreme Court vacancy is particularly volatile as Trump’s choice to replace Kennedy will put many feminist issues – reproductive rights, immigrant justice, gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, the list goes on – at risk. When Trump […]
Feminist Wins of the Week
I’ll be frank – this week has really sucked. It’s been hard to get excited about any feminist wins when families are being systematically separated at the U.S./Mexico border under the Trump administration’s new immigration policies. We’ve still got some feminist wins this week for you down below, but encourage you to check out this running […]
Feminist Wins of the Week
It’s that time of the week again! Celebrate the end of what’s been a LONG news week with some #FeministWins of the week – or rather, of yesterday? Oddly enough, all of this week’s wins all happened on Thursday! And good luck to anyone procrastinating studying for finals! Arizona teachers end strike after Governor agrees […]
Feminist Wins of the Week
Guess who’s back? That’s right! Feminist Wins has been on hiatus, but we’re excited to be back and celebrating feminist successes, landmark moments, and important (and necessary!) shifts in culture. Wrap up your week with some wins: #BringBackOurGirls: four years later In April 2014, more than 200 girls were kidnapped from a school in […]
Feminist Wins of The Week
This week marked the first week of March, which is Women’s History Month, and yesterday we celebrated International Women’s Day! The Feminist Campus team is also super excited because next weekend, March 17-19, is our National Young Feminist Leadership Conference! If you haven’t registered yet, you’ve still got time left: register for NYFLC here! Celebrate […]
Feminist Wins Of The Week
Happy friday! Here’s your weekly round-up of feminist successes: #TheGapTable calls attention to the wage gap in Silicon Valley #Angels, an all-woman investing collective that includes Twitter veterans Katie Jacobs Stanton, Jessica Verrilli, and Vijaya Gadde, among others, is launching a new initiative, #TheGapTable. The movement aims to call attention to the paucity of women […]
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