Monthly Archives: March 2014

The Second Annual Sexual Assault Prevention Conference Call to Action: Creating and Maintaining Safe Campuses will bring voices from the University of Rochester and Western New York higher education community to discuss, examine and collaborate to create best practices in … Continue reading →

On March 19th we screened Maisie Crow’s The Last Clinic as a part of our Post/Feminism/Media Humanities Project, and it was just announced that the film is one of 5 final nominees for the 2014 National Magazine Awards. Congratulations to … Continue reading →

  Students’ Association for Interfaith Cooperation (SAIC) and the Muslim Students’ Association (MSA)  invite you to participate in their upcoming event, Hijabi for a Day. Through this program, SAIC and MSA hope to increase awareness and understanding for the hijab, … Continue reading →

We are looking forward to the 2014 Seneca Falls Dialogues “Ecofeminism: Cultivating Place and Identity.” The Dialogues will take place October 17-19 in Seneca Falls, and will feature Tanya Fields, BLK ProjeK Founder and Eco-Warrior as the Keynote Lecturer. Tanya … Continue reading →

The 2014 Women’s History Month Film Series with SBAI and The Little Theater begins in just a little over a week! We will be screening seven films followed by discussions around this year’s theme, Women of Character and Courage. The … Continue reading →

Women’s history month brings into focus the 125th Anniversary of the National Council of Women of the US.  Founded in March 1888, the Council, located near the United Nations in New York City, has always promoted the status of women … Continue reading →

SBAI’s Program Manager Angela Clark-Taylor was featured as a “Woman to Watch” in the March 11 Democrat and Chronicle! Check out the article here. In addition to the incredible work she does with us at SBAI, Angela is also a … Continue reading →

Post/Feminism/Media begins on Tuesday March 18! Post/Feminism/Media will offer an opportunity for scholars and practitioners to participate in a dialogue about the state of media and reporting on women in a postfeminist age around events featuring journalist Alissa Quart, filmmaker … Continue reading →

It’s only the 5th of March and we are already well into our celebration of Women’s History Month! If Friday’s Susan B. Anthony Keynote Lecture, Saturday’s Graduate Research Conference, and Tuesday’s Faculty Research Seminar are any indication of how the … Continue reading →