The Gender and Sexuality Center at @BrandeisU is a part of the Intercultural Center and focuses all things gender and all issues dealing with sexuality.
Maya Angelou, #BornOnThisDay, did not shy away from speaking up for what she believed in. Let's echo her words today & every day to achieve a more a gender-equal world.
Join us Wednesday 3/16, as we welcome Susan M. Reverby for her talk "Escaping Melodrama: How to Think about the U.S. Public Health Service Studies in Tuskegee and Guatemala." Hassenfeld Conference Center | 2pm.
Stephen Hawking's death is tragic. However, the media must stop being so ableist. He did not achieve everything he did in spite of his disability. Honor him by acknowledging everything he was, including being a person with a disability. #StephenHawking
Being rich is not an indication of success or skill
Being rich is not an indication of success or skill
Being rich is not an indication of success or skill
Being rich is not an indication of success or skill
Being rich is not an indication of success or skill
Being rich is not an
Tonight's event is still on! Come join us and @BrandeisICC as we transform the ICC lounge into a black box theatre for little sister: an afro-temporal solo-play by Misty De Berry. Tonight at 7pm! Doors open at 6:30p
#InternationalWomensDay
Not only is Dr. Pauli Murray recognized today as an unsung hero of the Civil Rights Movement, but she also help found the American studies program & created the 1st legal studies, @BrandeisAAAS & women's studies courses at #Brandeis. https://t.co/nLul7xP4UT #IWD2018
"Until the killing of Black men, Black mothers' sons, becomes as important to the rest of the country as the killing of a White mother's sons, we who believe in freedom cannot rest until this happens." ~Ella Baker
#WomensHistoryMonth
"I don't measure America by its achievement but by its potential."
In 1972, Shirley Chisholm became the first black candidate for a major party's nomination for President of the United States and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party's nomination.
#WomensHistoryMonth
Please join AAAS on March 12th for our 2018 Ruth First Memorial Lecture. Professor of History at Yale University, Daniel Magaziner will present, "The Politics of Knowledge in South Africa." Alumni Lounge | 4pm. #DeisAAAS
Please join the Intercultural Center for an afro-temporal, solo-play by Misty De Berry titled "little sister," in celebration of International Women's Day. Thursday, March 8th @ 7pm-- Intercultural Center, Swig Lounge.
TONIGHT!! “This is the Beginning not the End” with Chinese LGBTQ+ Film Maker/Activist Zi’en Cui
February 9th, Shapiro Campus Center Theater, 6:30pm
Dinner Provided!
#DEISImpact2018
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