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TRAP Tyranny – my Experience at the Virginia Board of Health Meeting

Published: April 17, 2013

On Friday, April 12th, the Virginia Board of Health met expectations in the same way a car with no breaks rolling towards a cliff meets expectations – inertia did its thing, and now we’re falling face first towards the rocks below. In an 11 to 2 decision, the Board approved Senate Bill 924, a Targeted […]

By Feminist Campus Team

The End of the Fiscal Year for Women

Published: April 9, 2013

Today marks the end of the fiscal year for women. Women still only make 77 percent of what our male counterparts make. So we have to work an extra 23% to break even with men. In calendar terms, that means today would be the end of our fiscal year as opposed to December 31. Our […]

By Kari R.

NYFLC 2013: Closing Assembly – Feminist Action from Campuses to State Capitols

Published: March 24, 2013

After a long weekend of workshops, skills building, education, and activism, the FMF campus team closed out a fantastic NYFLC that got every young feminist present fired up and ready to fight for the feminist cause – beginning at their college campuses and encouraging them to take their passion all the way to the state […]

By Emily Butler

NYFLC 2013: General Assembly II – The Fight for Women’s Rights & Health Worldwide

Published: March 24, 2013

It’s important for young feminists to be involved in the fight for women’s rights both at home and abroad. This general assembly was moderated by the Global Programs Director of Feminist Majority Foundation, Anushay Hossain. Hossain discussed the importance of ratifying CEDAW in the United States, to take a stand for women and girls around […]

By Emily Butler

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