Feminist Student Union

Feminist Student Union

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Feminists together are stronger than feminists apart! We are open to any observations or opinions.

Also known as FSU, the Feminist Student Union is an intersectional, inclusive feminist organization on the University of Missouri campus that promotes advocacy, activism, and education surrounding feminist issues in our community and beyond. Getting involved with FSU is a great way to learn more about feminism, meet other like-minded people, and become a grassroots activist.

10/26/2019
09/11/2018

Thank you to everyone who came to our first meeting! We’re so excited for the semester! ✨

11/07/2017

It's Transgender Empowerment & Awareness Week! Check out our events!

10/19/2017

For anyone who may be struggling with mental health today or any day, please know that the Feminist Student Union supports you. Below is a list of resources for anyone who may need them.

National Su***de Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
https://su***depreventionlifeline.org

Mid-Missouri Crisis Line
573-455-5035

The Trevor Lifeline (su***de prevention & crisis intervention for LGBTQ youth)
886-488-7386
Or text "Trevor" to 202-304-1200

MU Counseling Center
573-882-6601
https://counseling.missouri.edu/services/crisis/

MU Student Health Center
http://studenthealth.missouri.edu/services/mental.html

Active Minds Peer Educators:
A student-run MU organization promoting mental health awareness, education, and advocacy. You can request a presentation from them for a group or organization via
https://wellness.missouri.edu/activeminds.html

10/17/2017

Thanks to everyone who came to our meeting last night and made it so great! We had a very engaging discussion about cultural appropriation and we hope everyone learned something new to share as well!

Feminism 03/08/2017

Remember, valuing the lives of women should be an everyday process that leads to equitable policies, infrastructure, employment, healthcare, government and the list continues. If you truly care, educate yourself on issues that affect women. And if the only issue you think is important is the pay gap, reevaluate your thinking.



So in honor of International Women’s Day, here are some pieces to explore. Remember, if your feminism is not intersectional, it isn’t feminism.

Videos: https://www.ted.com/topics/feminism

Article: https://www.bustle.com/articles/143803-12-books-to-keep-your-feminism-intersectional



Additionally, for those who are wondering about our stance on the “A Day Without A Woman” protest:
We recognize that since the protest requires women to sacrifice a day of labor and shopping, it may not be accessible to non-privileged groups of women. However, we also recognize that most of the strides made within women’s movements were made by unrecognized, non-privileged and vulnerable women of the population. What are your thoughts on this protest and topic? Comment below and share your thoughts. Please also maintain respect within this discussion. We reserve the right to remove any comment we deem offensive or off topic.

Feminism A collection of TED Talks (and more) on the topic of feminism.

02/22/2017

FSU's Writing Workshop is cancelled for this week. Please stay tuned for further updates, and thanks for your flexibility!

Photos 02/17/2017

Do you love to write and are looking for the perfect feminist pals with whom to do it? Our purpose is to provide a space where women & femmes can openly express their identities and opinions through writing. Meetings will focus on literature written by and for women & femmes, with new topics announced each week!
Submit your writing for group feedback: [email protected] (due Sunday before meeting)
Dates: Feb 15, March 1, March 15, April 5, April 19, May 3

media.giphy.com 02/05/2017

We hope you swing on by to our discussion on black feminism tomorrow at 6 in the WC!

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G108 MU Student Center, MU Student Center
Columbia, MO
65211