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'Take Back the Night' Highlights the Importance of Believing Survivors
Students and faculty gathered in solidarity on Wednesday night on O'Neill Plaza to support sexual assault survivors. -
UGBC Expresses Solidarity With Sexual Assault Survivors After Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
UGBC posted a statement reaffirming its solidarity with sexual assault survivors and providing information on both on and off campus support resources. -
BC Women's Center Seeks to Empower and Inspire
The Women's Center seeks to empower the entire BC community, irrespective of gender, race, ethnicity, or social class. -
Take Back the Night Illuminates Stories of Sexual Assault Survivors
Wednesday's Take Back the Night event provided a platform for survivors of sexual assault to be heard and raise awareness within the university community. -
Worthy Women: Female Faculty and Staff on Self-Worth
Female leaders at Boston College share how their definitions of self-worth have evolved since they were college students. -
Activist Zahira Kelly Examines Eurocentric Beauty Standards and Body Representations
"In a society that values Eurocentric beauty standards, those who do not align with these standards are disenfranchised and shoved to the sidelines." -
#WhyFeminism Day Explores Modern Feminist Ideals
#WhyFeminism Day, hosted by the Boston College Women's Center, fostered conversation on differing ideas of feminism, intersectionality, and what it means to be a feminist. -
Take Back the Night: A Cornerstone of CARE Week
The Women's Center's annual CARE Week seeks to increase awareness of sexual assault and on-campus resources through powerful events like Take Back the Night.
