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Motherhood and Reproductive Justice: An Intimate Look at Birth in Togo

Published: May 11, 2016

Note: In honor of National Women’s Health Week (May 8-14), this is a guest blog from former Feminist Majority Foundation Intern Paige McKinsey, a 2015 graduate of the University of Mary Washington currently serving the Peace Corps in Togo. “Le bebe arrive! Le bebe va arriver!” shouted the midwife. I stared at a woman, lying […]

By Paige McKinsey

Moving Past Street Harassment Awareness

Published: April 11, 2016

My experiences with street harassment are run of the mill. Catcallers are frequently fended off. Once, while walking near Washington Circle in D.C., where I go to school, a man grabbed my shoulder in broad daylight to say “hey”. I’ve done my share of walking past deserted construction sites and over vacant bridges quite late […]

By Emily Stephens

Queering Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Published: April 11, 2016

Sexual assault is a serious issue on college campuses. Campuses nationwide have made tremendous strides in recent years in attempts to raise awareness and prevent sexual assault. Sexual Assault Awareness Month provides the opportunity to create a conversation about sexual assault that furthers prevention and awareness. During these conversations it is important for people to […]

By Rosemary Barber

Black Herstory Month: Uplifting Student Voices in Higher Education

Published: March 1, 2016

Even as the end of Black Herstory Month draws near, Black Herstory has and will continue to be made by individuals like Arekia S. Bennett, a Jackson State University alumna. She has advocated against campus sexual assault as well as for the campus to provide accessible resources and assistance to survivors through lobbying with local lawmakers […]

By Jay Tran

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