BSU is excited to hold our Digging Deeper: The Issue of Colorism GA on Friday, April 9, from 4-5 PM! We will be covering the origins of colorism, the effects of colorism, its influences on mental health, and so much more.

BELLAs and Psych Club are collaborating to bring you SAAW Kickoff: The Psychological Perspective of Sexual Assault to start off Sexual Assault Awareness Week. Please join us to learn more about sexual assault, the trauma that comes with it, and how counseling can help, presented by special guest speaker and psychologist Dr. Erin Terada.

GEN is having an event about Gender and Religion. As you may know, recently France has taken a stance against “religious” clothing and symbols with its move to ban the hijab on women under the age of 18. Especially under these circumstances, we'd love to create a space to unpack not only this violation but

The Power Dynamics GA is the second event for Sexual Assault Awareness Week. We'll be covering how power interacts with abuse in churches, doctor's offices, the entertainment industry, and more with a discussion afterwards.

The third event in Sexual Assault Awareness Week (SAAW), this GA is brought to you by UNICEF and BELLAs. It will focus on domestic abuse in households and relationships: what they are, why they happen, and their effect on families, children, and individuals.

Rora Blue will be talking about ableism and her body of work regarding it: Sweet Dreams, which you can take a look at here: https://www.rorablue.com/sweetdreams and she’ll also be open to any questions you have for her. She’s also the founder of the Unsent Project, which you can see here: https://theunsentproject.com

This is the fourth event of Sexual Assault Awareness Week, covering the types of sexual harassment that so many people face daily. It will cover the dangers of walking alone at night, going to the bathroom on your own, sexism in the workplace, and more.

We will be viewing the Movie Roma as well as having a discussion after the movie about our thoughts and its message..

This is the final event of Sexual Assault Awareness Week (SAAW). Come to respectfully discuss the use of #NotAllMen and other current events including the relationship between police and sexual assault cases.