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Spring ‘25 Women’s History Month: Salary Negotiation Workshop

Pasadena Room, East Conference Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a series of workshops aimed to empower and support women of all backgrounds, in partnership with on-campus resources. Participate in engaging discussions on intersectional feminism, acquire insights from successful alumni, gain strategies for salary negotiation and learn wellness practices tailored for women of color. Get inspired this March and achieve… Continue reading Spring ‘25 Women’s History Month: Salary Negotiation Workshop

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Women’s History and Menstrual Equity

Women's Research and Resource Center 18356 Halsted Street, Northridge, United States

History of menstrual care products.

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A Window Between Worlds: Exploring Identity Through Art

Matador Square

Everyone is invited to join University Counseling Services in partnership with the Women's Research and Resource Center for a therapeutic art workshop. Participants will create self-portraits inspired by historical female artists and participate in appreciating and sharing portraits with others. Art materials will be provided and no art experience needed.

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Beyond Mango Street: Updating and Diversifying Your 6-12 Curriculum

University Library - Room 251 and Online

Sponsored by the Dr. Karin J. Durán and Richard Nupoll Endowment Workshop This workshop aims to widen the knowledge and understanding of YA literature specifically through the lens and perspectives of Latinx/AfroLatinx/Queer protagonists. It has been 40 years since the publication of Sandra Cisneros' critically acclaimed The House on Mango Street, and YA literature as… Continue reading Beyond Mango Street: Updating and Diversifying Your 6-12 Curriculum

Beyond Mango Street March 12 2025 5pm
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Making Space: Roller Derby in Today’s World

Library AS/RS Viewing Room

Come learn about roller derby and why it has been described as a "revolutionary sport." In this interactive presentation with game footage, Outreach Librarian Brianna Limas (aka Miss Information, #411) will be joined by friends from RebelTown Rollers and Valley Community Rollers to share experiences and insights from the flat-track. Discussion topics will include building… Continue reading Making Space: Roller Derby in Today’s World

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Women to Women

Oasis Wellness Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Celebrate and support your fellow veteran women at Women to Women. Focus on your mental health, learn about available resources, and build community with military-connected women at this Veterans Resource Center event. We’ll have a guest speaker, as well as food and refreshments, so make sure to join us for this exciting event!  Register for… Continue reading Women to Women

Veterans Resource Center
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21st Annual Take Back the Night

Plaza del Sol, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Take Back the Night is an annual event aimed at raising awareness and providing a platform for survivors of sexual violence to share their experiences, while advocating for a world free from gender-based violence. Its importance lies in empowering individuals, especially women and marginalized communities, to reclaim their safety, speak out against violence, and foster… Continue reading 21st Annual Take Back the Night

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REBEL RHYTHMS, REVOLUTIONARY PRAXIS: KAZI NAZRUL ISLAM & THE CONSTELLATION OF GLOBAL POETICS

Lake View Terrace Room, East Conference Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Please join us for a guest lecture by Dr. Azfar Hussain, Bangladeshi American critic; bilingual writer, poet, translator; and activist to discuss a comparative constellation of “Third World” revolutionary poets, including Roque Dalton (El Salvador), Nazim Hikmet (Turkey), Julia de Burgos (Puerto Rico), Faiz Ahmed Faiz (Pakistan), Mahmoud Darwish (Palestine), and Dennis Brutus (South Africa)… Continue reading REBEL RHYTHMS, REVOLUTIONARY PRAXIS: KAZI NAZRUL ISLAM & THE CONSTELLATION OF GLOBAL POETICS

Pau Hana

The Glenn Omatsu House 18356 Halsted Avenue, Northridge, United States

Relax and unwind after a semester of hard work! Join us for food, music, and talk story!

AASPP Ethnic Studies Mixer: Querencia

The Glenn Omatsu House 18356 Halsted Avenue, Northridge, United States

Join the Asian American Studies Pathways Project (AASPP) in their annual Querencia Effect event as they celebrate the importance of voice and visibility through art, performance, and open mic.  This year's Querencia Effect will also be an Ethnic Studies Mixer - a space where different students from different corners of the university, especially those in… Continue reading AASPP Ethnic Studies Mixer: Querencia

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