Category: Women’s History Month

It is all too often that victims of sexual violence hear the question, “What were you wearing?” .This survivor art exhibit, first created at the University of Kentucky and inspired by the Dr. Mary Simmerling poem of the same name, powerfully answers this question and reminds viewers that sexual violence has nothing to do with how we dress. March … Continue reading What I Was Wearing Exhibit…

Join us to watch this box-office smash hit, enjoy refreshments, and discuss with Sarah Bear – a Training & Outreach Coordinator at NJCASA (NJ Coalition Against Sexual Assault) Additional Information can be found at: https://rulinked.camden.rutgers.edu/event/1888553 Date and Time Monday, March 26 2018 at 6-9 PM Add To Google Calendar | iCal/Outlook Location Multi-Purpose Room, Campus Center   Hosted … Continue reading Wonder Woman: Viewing and Discussion…

Rejection is never an easy thing to deal with, especially when it comes from someone we want. Some may refuse with a polite “No,” while others may be rude in their expressed disinterest. For those who have experienced rejection, it is an emotionally and physically unpleasant feeling and we don’t always respond to it well; Come learn how … Continue reading Rolling with Rejection: Featuring Speaker Jean Semelfort…

What is activism? What are politics? How can you get involved? Learn more about your own leadership style and formulate strategies for embarking on leadership roles within politics to make a difference within your community. Hear stories from our local leaders. All are welcome from those who are thinking they never want to be in politics to those … Continue reading Women Engaging in Politics: Challenges and Opportunities…