DaMaris B. Hill, Associate Professor of Creative Writing, English, and African American Studies, University of Kentucky In Conversation with Keegan Cook Finberg, Assistant Professor of...

Join us during this info session to learn more about this internship, what we're looking for in facilitators, and how to put your best foot forward on the application. If you can't make it, you...

Hosted in collaboration with the Women’s Center and the student organization We Believe You, this discussion group creates space to center the experiences of survivors of sexual violence. For...

Take a deep dive into intersectional feminist topics with the Women’s Center's Brave Space Forums! This year, our Brave Space Forums are an examination of the ways in which COVID has impacted...

Graduate Students,    Please join us on April 22nd 4:00 - 5:00 PM for a unique workshop to help you gain skills in getting big projects DONE. That's right: lit reviews, manuscripts, theses,...

[This event has been cancelled] RIU is a discussion-based program that centers the experiences of UMBC community members who identify as first, 1.5, or second-generation immigrants regardless of...

Women of Color Collective (WOCC)  provides a supportive space for women and femmes of color to come together for conversation, networking, and advocacy. WOCC will continue through the summer in...

This Inspirational Talks series invites speakers each semester from all over the country to discuss personal experiences relating to their identity, research and/or global issues that impact...

Marnie Ellen Hertzler is a video artist, animator and filmmaker working in experimental narrative and hybrid documentary. Corey Hughes is director and cinematographer traversing narrative,...

Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare. SistaCare is a self-care and community-building group that centers undergraduate and...