National Organization for Women at UTSA

04/08/2014

It's Equal Pay Day! NOW UTSA members are having an equal pay bake sale, with prices reflecting pay gaps amongst different genders and racial identities in the United States.

02/27/2014

02/14/2014

Such a successful, amazing day! Members of NOW at UTSA handed out over 350 free condoms (and cute condom roses!) Happy Valentines day, and stay safe!

02/13/2014

Members of NOW UTSA and MOVE San Antonio last night at city council's Citizens to be Heard meeting in support of Mi TIA!

02/04/2014

Don't forget, our first meeting of the semester is tomorrow at 6 pm in the Alamo Lounge! We'll be having a discussion on identity and privilege!

How do you identify yourself? Students from UTSA chapter of National Organization for Women ask you to write your answer on the poster outside the McKinney Humanities Building on Main Campus... they'll be there until 1 p.m., and they'll tell you about their group.

02/04/2014

Earlier this month, the LGBTQ community and its allies exploded in controversy after Grantland author Caleb Hannan outed a trans con artist who then committed su***de. Hannan’s story revealed that both he and Grantland’s staff are startlingly oblivious to the struggles of trans people. But it also i...

01/22/2014

Happy new semester and happy 41st anniversary of Roe v Wade! NOW UTSA tabling for the to end abortion stigma. Join is for our social tonight at the on campus Chili's, 6 pm!

11/13/2013

NOW members last night with Grand Hyatt Hotel workers and community organizers in support of the My Tip Integrity Act (MI TIA)! Learn more at www.supportmitia.org

11/04/2013

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2013/10/31/2872401/breaking-bush-appointed-judges-reinstate-texas-anti-abortion-law/

A panel of three Republican judges, all of whom were appointed by President George W. Bush, granted the state of Texas' request Wednesday night to reinstate a law that will force many of the state's abortion clinics to close their doors.

10/29/2013

The state pledged to immediately appeal as the judge found requiring doctors to have hospital admitting privileges is an unnecessary burden.