[Eberly-center] This week at Eberly Center for Women Apr 5 - Apr 9

[Office, Center_For_Women]

This Week at the Catharine S. Eberly Center for Women    Apr 5 - Apr 9

419.530.8570

 

Wed, Apr 7

Clothesline Project - Shirt Making Event

The Clothesline Project is a display of shirts bearing witness to
violence against women.

The purpose of The Clothesline Project is to help with the healing
process for women who are survivors or those who have lost a loved one
and to educate, document, and raise society's awareness of the extent
and impact of violence against women.

Come design a t-shirt - t-shirts and decorating supplies are provided or
bring your own.

Come to the Center for Women Conference Room, Tucker Hall 0180 anytime
between the hours of 10 am and 7 pm.

 

The UT Clothesline Project will be displayed Tues. April 13-Wed. April
14, 11am-7pm in the Student Union South Lounge and on April 17, 6-10pm
at Take Back the Night, Wayman Palmer YMCA. For more information, call
the UT Sexual Assault Education and Prevention Program at 530-3432.

 

Thurs, Apr 8

Brown Bag

Retention does not Equal Satisfaction:  An Examination of Involvement
Factors Among Students of Color, with Shanda L. Gore, Ed.D., Assistant
Vice president, UT Office of Equity and Diversity

Libbey Hall - Main Dining Room

12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

 

Thurs, April 8

The Women's Circle

A women's awareness group honoring, respecting, and appreciating women's
unique qualities.

6 - 7:30 pm   Conference Room Tucker Hall 0180

 

Mar 25 - May 7

Spring Art Show

Come in and see the art work from several area artists displayed in the
Eberly Center for Women.

Admission is free.

Art Reception: April 22, 5 -7 pm

Refreshments

 

Become a fan of the Eberly Center for Women

Join us on Facebook at

www.facebook.com/eberlycenterforwomen

 

Other community events

 

Mon, Apr 5

C. C. Carter

Monday, April 5th

1:00pm

Student Union, Ingman Room

C. C. Carter is, among other things, a very talented slam poet who
explores issues of bi-racial identity, women's issues, body issues, and
what it means to be seen as a straight African American, yet the truth
is so much more than that.  For more information on C. C. Carter, go to
this link: http://www.outmedia.org/performingarts/C.C.Carter.htm

 

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