UO Women's Center

06/24/2022

"In alignment with our intersectional feminist, anti-oppression mission: the UO Women's Center STILL believes that all people should have the right to make healthy and informed decisions about their own bodies and lives."

05/31/2022

Candles will be provided. Come out and show support! Tuesday night at the BCC.

05/03/2022

"In alignment with our intersectional feminist, anti-oppression mission: the UO Women's Center believes that all people should have the right to make healthy and informed decisions about their own bodies and lives."

05/03/2022

Thank you to everyone for making this event such a success.

03/11/2022

Fun Fact: The Women's Center has a library with over 200 textbooks UO Students can check out for the term. Check out our online database, or come by the WC and we'll help you look through our collection.

03/03/2022

New link:

NEW LINK: https://youtu.be/qP75W17mxH8In Honor of International Women's Day, the UO Women's Center proudly presents:The Lyllye B. Parker Black, Indigenous, a...

03/02/2022

Come join us tonight, *in person* at the EMU Ballroom on the UO Campus. If you can't come in person, join us on the Live Stream link:

tinyurl.com/AliciaGarzaUO

In Honor of International Women's Day, the UO Women's Center proudly presents:The Lyllye B. Parker Black, Indigenous, and Women of Color Speaker SeriesFeatur...

02/17/2022

Students for Choice is hosting a round table Q&A with former Oregon House Speaker and 2022 gubernatorial candidate Tina Kotek. The event is centered around the future of reproductive justice, and students are encouraged to prepare questions for Tina Kotek beforehand!

02/15/2022

02/15/2022

In honor of International Women’s Day, the UO Women’s Center proudly presents our annual Lyllye B. Parker Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Speaker Series featuring the Co-Creator of the Movement: Alicia Garza!

The Lyllye B. Parker Women of Color Speaker Series, named after longtime local advocate for Students of Color, Ms. Lyllye B. Parker, hosts a keynote speaker who addresses the intersections of racism, sexism and other systems of oppression Black, Indigenous and Women of Color face on individual, institutional and societal levels.

This hybrid event, including an Heart to Heart with Alicia Garza and WC Racial Justice Coordinator Violet Johnson & Ms. Lyllye B. Parker as well as an interactive audience Q&A, will take place Wednesday, March 2, 2022 from 5:30-7pm in the EMU Ballroom!

Free. Open to the Public. Masks Required. International Vegetarian Food Provided. SPACE IS LIMITED.

Please contact [email protected] for more information.

01/19/2022

In collaboration with the UO Women's Center:
“What’s up with whiteness?: A symposium for deconstructing whiteness"

NOTE: If you sign up for the 'Allyship' Track of the BIWOC Symposium, you will be directed to the URL for *this* event, held at the same time. Women's Center staff are participating in and acting as co-conveners.

Conversations about race and systemic injustice are increasingly integral to day-to-day dialogue in communities large and small. “What’s up with whiteness?: A symposium for deconstructing whiteness" will help participants find their place in these conversations by examining their identities and the systems they are a part of in an effort to become more effective allies within their communities.

In this full day, in-person symposium participants will explore white identity through an overview of terms and definitions, historical context, and reflection. The symposium is intentionally an inter-generational space welcoming students, staff, and faculty together to engage in conversation and learn from each other.

Our hope is that this symposium can be one step on the participant’s journey toward becoming a more informed community member, and that it will equip them with the tools needed to more actively and bravely engage in making change.

This year’s session is a collaboration of the Deconstructing Whiteness Working Group’s “What’s up with whiteness?” annual program and the Women’s Center’s Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Symposium // Allyship Symposium. To register for the BIWOC Symposium instead, go to: tinyurl.com/BIWOCS2022.

Lunch will be provided and dietary selections can be indicated on registration.

If you are interested in attending, please register here: tinyurl.com/wuww2022

Date: Saturday, January 29th, 2022, 10am-4pm

Location: UO Campus (specific location provided upon registration)

01/18/2022

Please share with UO students and networks.

Please join the UO Women's Center for our annual Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Symposium // Allyship Symposium on Saturday, January 29th from 10-4pm!

Each track offers a safe and supportive space for healing, community and radical unlearning of oppressive ideologies in order to promote holistic health, well-being and shared dignity & respect.

RSVP for the track you plan to attend at tinyurl.com/BIWOCS2022 by January 26th at 11:59pm to reserve your spot (link in bio). Contact Violet at [email protected] for more information.

Food Provided! Please share widely!