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What Does Seven Billion Mean for Women?

Published: October 31, 2011

The UN has projected that the world’s population will reach 7 billion today, a scary milestone amidst increasing global political and economic instability. More people will only place increased pressure on our environment, on the world’s habitats, forests, and resources such as water. But how does investing in women’s rights tie into slowing the world’s […]
By Feminist Campus Team

Protect Our Rights in Mississippi

Published: October 19, 2011

The people of Mississippi will vote on typical election issues this year such as who will be their next governor and attorney general, but something besides candidates’ names will appear on the ballot. Two important ballot initiatives will be decided and both have the potential to roll back important rights. The first, Initiative 26, would define […]
By Hannah Gordon

Hundreds Rally to Protest Virginia TRAP Laws

Published: October 19, 2011

On Saturday, October 15, hundreds of people gathered in Richmond, Virginia, to protest the passage of Virginia’s TRAP Laws by the Virginia Board of Health. The protest, which was held in Monroe Park, near Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), brought together the combined forces of progressive students and esteemed women’s activists to form a rallying cry […]
By Feminist Campus Team

What the Affordable Care Act Has Done for You Lately

Published: October 11, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. The Affordable Care Act was not passed easily. It was a hellish process of misinformation, lobbying from all sides, and compromises that looked more like beleaguered acquiescence. It was a big deal of a bill that did not emerge unscathed, but emerged nonetheless. It’s already begun to deliver, with […]
By Guest Blogger

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