Women's Center FIU

Hey Panthers, The 19th annual Women Who Lead Conference was truly unforgettable. We're grateful for 's inspiring keynote and her unwavering fierceness. Thanks to our phenomenal panelists and mentors! And to our FIU family, thank you for your presence and spirit 🐾 Looking forward to WWL's 20th anniversary on March 17, 2027 💙💛

Hey Panthers !!! Join the celebration ! Come to our Women’s HERstory Month Social on Thursday, March 5th from 1:00-3:00 pm in GC 243. We’ll honor women’s achievements and share exciting opportunities. See you there 🎉🎉🎊💗

Love don’t cost a thing, and neither does this movie night! 💸🎬
Join us for the ultimate Galentine’s hangout.
🗓️ Feb 10, 6:00 PM
📍 Tamiami Hall MPR
🍕 Snacks provided!
Open to all students 🐾

Good morning, Panthers, happy Feminist Friday.

We like to celebrate Zitkala-Sa
A Yankton Dakota writer, editor, translator, musician, educator, and political activist.

Swipe to explore Zitkala-Sa’s extraordinary journey and accomplishments!

Good morning, Panthers, happy Feminist Friday.

We like to celebrate Tye Leung Schulze (1887-1972) a Chinese American
immigrant, and the first Chinese American woman to vote in the United States.

Swipe to explore Tye Leung Schulze’s extraordinary journey and accomplishments!

Happy Spring Break, Panthers! We hope you're enjoying your well-deserved break. 💖

Today’s Myth-Busting Monday is here:

Myth or Fact: "Men don't experience gender-based discrimination."

🥁 Myth! 🥁

Gender discrimination affects everyone— yes, even men! From outdated stereotypes to legal biases, inequality isn't one-sided.

True equality means acknowledging how gender norms impact us all. 🌎 Let’s work toward a world where gender never defines opportunity. Share this message and help us create justice for all! 💜✨️

Good morning, Panthers, happy Feminist Friday.

We like to celebrate Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a renowned Nigerian author, was born in 1977, in Enugu, Nigeria.

Swipe to explore Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie extraordinary journey and accomplishments!

Good Morning Panthers !!! 💛

We like to celebrate Tarana Burke,
Born in Bronx, New York, growing up in a working class family, dedicated towards empowering communities and survivors of sexual assault.

Swipe to explore Tarana Burke extraordinary journey and accomplishments!

Happy Monday, Panthers! ✨️

Today’s edition of Myth-Busting Monday is:

Myth or Fact: "Feminism is only for young people."

🥁 Myth! 🥁

Think feminism is just for the younger generations? Thinkg again! Feminism has always been a multi-generational movement, with women of all ages fighting for equality. 💪🏼

Icons like Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes remind us that the fight for equality spans decades. Their powerful 1971 photograph became a symbol of the Women’s Liberation and Civil Rights movements. Years later, they recreated the iconic image, proving that the fight for equality—and the sisterhood behind it—stand the test of time! ✨💜

✨️ Call for programs! ✨️

March 2025 marks Women's HERstory Month, and we're looking for inspiring events that uplift, educate and empower! 💜

Have an idea? Submit your event proposals now at go.fiu.edu/womensherstory by Friday, February 21, 2025.

Let's honor the women who paved the way and continue to inspire future generations! 🌼💖

Good morning, Panthers, happy Feminist Friday.

We like to celebrate Byllye Y. Avery, prominent health activist and founder of the Black Women’s Health Imperative.

Swipe to explore Byllye Y. Avery extraordinary journey and accomplishments!