The purpose of the Women’s Student Activist Collective is to empower women, transgender, and gender non-conforming people to make positive changes in society by eliminating interrelated inequalities that produce oppression, with a focus on gender and sexuality.

Abridged notes from constitution/restructuring meeting

Abridged notes from constitution & restructuring meeting
Because I am not a super hero

1. we decided to implement some of the decisions made at the meeting on a provisional basis. These changes (which you’ll see below) can totally be unmade or remade at the meeting, but we wanted to get to work

Feministing.com give us a shout.

check it out

http://www.feministing.com/archives/020340.html

Thanks to everyone for making this a fun, informative, and worthwhile event. Hope everyone's having a good spring break. See y'all at the meeting on Monday.

Feministing! + meeting notes

Our Wednesday night panel with the editors of the Feministing blog was a smashing success! Vanessa told us about the ups and downs of feminist blogging; Samhita spoke about intersectionality and carving out a space within the feminist movement for women of color; Miriam challenged feminist stereotypes with her own story of coming out as a genderqueer feminist. And our own Sophia rocked it with her vision of a future feminist world! WSAC learned a lot from these excellent feminists, as did the other **200** people who came!!

Follow-up Action to March 4th

Hey all you WSACers!!!

I would like to remind you that our follow-up action from the National Day of Action for Education Rights is Thursday March 11th outside of Macnamera Alumni Center near the corner of Oak & Washington at Noon. We will have banners, signs, bodies, energy, chants, etc. so it should be a grand time! Please come if you are able and/or let others who may be interested know.

CHECK THE FORUM

Hey hey WSACers,

I posted a forum to the WSAC Discussion about the Constitution revision meeting which will take place this Thursday, March 11th.

Please please please look at it, submit your ideas, ask questions, make comments, connections, etc.

By the way, if you don't know how to get to the forums section, go to the left side of the screen and click Forums. Yeah. And then click on the Constitution Revision forum.

lurvz,

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