Feminists of Color Action Team

Prepping for today's meeting :)

Application Deadline Extended! Students, apply to be our next Women of Color Leadership Development Coordinator

Apply now! Student employee position: Women of Color Leadership Development Coordinator 🌷

The Women's Resource Center is hiring a student position to oversee our Women of Color Leadership Program! The application will close on March 10th, 2017! For more information, clink the link or contact Sheena Ino at [email protected].

https://sites.google.com/a/pdx.edu/wrc-jobs/

Feminists of Color Action Team Empowerment Project: Feminists of Color Action Team

At & Around the Table: Empowering Women of Color in Business
Please join us for an eventful evening of food, panel discussion, and networking with some of Portland's women of color business elite. Come together as we shatter the "old boys club" stigma and honor the empowering women of color dominating the field. For more information contact Lisa at [email protected]

At & Around the Table: Empowering Women of Color in Business At & Around the Table: Empowering Women of Color in Business

Tonight from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Parson's Gallery College of Urban and Public Affairs!

Wanna be a part of PSU's delegation for the Oregon Students of Color Conference? Registration is up! This year's conference will be at Oregon State University in Corvallis from November 11th-13th. Hope some of you can make it down!

Oregon Students of Color Conference 2016 DEADLINE TO REGISTER: OCTOBER 28TH Date: November 11 - 13, 2016 Location: Oregon State University, Corvallis Contact: Alex Herrera, ASPSU Multicultural Affairs Director ([email protected])

The African American/African/Black and Asian American/Asian/Pacific Islander student resource centers are currently searching for Programming Team members.

Position descriptions can be found here: http://www.pdx.edu/cultural-resource-centers/current-openings Students can apply here: http://www.pdx.edu/cultural-resource-centers/apply

you DO NOT need work study to apply. This is a stipend position.

Contact us at [email protected] for more information.

Join the WRC for our College Success class for Returning Women this Fall Term 2016!

The course will be held on Tues/Thurs from 4:40pm-6:00pm in the WRC, with Sheena Ino. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

UNST 194, RW2, CRN 16009 (for freshmen and sophomores)
UNST 394, RW4, CRN 16008 (for juniors and seniors)
(3 credits)
http://www.pdx.edu/wrc/college-success

Portland State Enrollment Management & Student Affairs: Women's Resource Center | College Success for Returning Women Offered through University Studies, College Success (UNST 194/394) builds on the best wisdom from innovators in psychology, education, business, sports, and personal effectiveness using the On Course Success Principles which represent eight of the essential "things" that good learners believe and do...

https://www.facebook.com/PSU-Asian-AmericanAsianPacific-Islander-student-resource-center-1748607092076800/?notif_t=fbpage_fan_invite¬if_id=1472241200257212

PSU Pacific Islander, Asian & Asian American Center In December 2015, PSU students gathered to voice their concerns over campus climate and demand more

60 College and Grad School Scholarships for Women of Color Our curated list of diversity scholarships for undergraduates and graduate school students will help relieve the burden of higher eduction costs.

The Take Back the Night Keynote: Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha will be hosting a Survivor Writing Workshop at the Take Back the Day Symposium! This will be a POC space and will be open to all students and survivors of color.

"What happens when you want to write about your survivorhood, but you don't know how? Why is writing our survival stories so important and so difficult as Black and Brown survivors? In this interactive writing workshop, we will create space centering oppressed folks to write our true life adventure stories of intersectional survivorhood. Using writing guidelines drawn from June Jordan's Poetry for the People and looking at amazing writing by q***r and trans people of color survivor writers, we will write our own roadmaps to survival and document the crazyamazing stories that only we have lived and can tell. We will discuss the pleasures and challenges of being writers writing and living within multiple oppressions. Participants will leave with a detailed resource list. Please come with an object that reminds you of why you write for the writing altar."

****The theme of this year and always is anti-racist approaches to sexual response, prevention, and education. In doing that, we must center the narrative of marginalized communities of color.

https://www.facebook.com/events/103142256761518/

Take Back the Night