Join us for our legacy event, Take Back the Night! On Tuesday April 26th in the Intercultural Center, there will be many different speakers to hear from and a safe and supportive space for all. 💜
Our third event of Women Empowerment Week! You can find us on the first floor of BSC and write notes of encouragement to yourself or others. Tomorrow, 10AM - 12 PM! <3
Join us for the first event in Women’s Empowerment Week. There will be catered food and a discussion with TCNJ professors 🤩. It’s tonight in the Ed Building Room 212 at 8:30 PM!
Leader Pelosi stood in 4 inch heels,with no breaks, and for over 8 hours spoke for the dreamers-- the longest speech in House history. No more comments about her age, leadership , priorities, or stamina please. She puts people first.
Zora Neale Hurston is known as an anthropologist, folklorist, and writer. She is known for such books as Their Eyes Were Watching God. In the 1970s, during the "second wave" of feminism, Alice Walker helped revive interest in Hurston's writings, back to public attention.
Mae Jemison is the first African-American woman astronaut and a leading scientist and advocate for girls' education in the U.S. Jemison, joined NASA in 1987 serving on the space shuttle Endeavor in 1992. She left a research philanthropy empowering people through technology.
Maggie Lena Walker was the first woman bank president in the United States. Known most as a business executive, she was also a lecturer, writer, activist, and philanthropist. She lived from July 15, 1867 to December 15, 1934.✨
Ida B. Wells is known for her writing on the injustice of white on Black murder.She took her complaints to the White House for reform to protect Black people from lynching. She also founded civil rights organizations to help women, children and people of color until her death.