The wonderful JKWC serves the campus community at the University of Scranton! We create fantastic
The purpose of the Jane Kopas Women’s Center (JKWC) is to advance an environment in which women and men can live and work together in equality, understanding and mutual respect. The Center works to increase awareness of gender issues and thus promote personal growth and whole-person development among students, faculty and staff. The Center strengthens the sense of shared purpose throughout the Uni
Listen to what some of our past PACT facilitators have to say about the program!
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05/05/2026
Pride is rooted in courage and carried forward by community. 🌈
What started with the Stonewall Uprising lives on every time we choose to show up, support one another, and celebrate who we are.
Be part of it.
📍 DeNaples Patio
🗓 May 6th 3 PM
Take an assessment and get a FREE Take Back The Night 2026 t-shirt while supplies last
Show the submission page to any faculty or staff in the center and receive your t-shirt
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This video holds contrast on purpose.
“What’s Hidden, Still Grows.”�Take Back the Night is about showing up for yourself, for others, and for a community rooted in care, support, and resilience.
While we’re raising awareness about sexual assault and gender-based, interpersonal violence, you may notice Iggy in the background. This reflects something essential: resilience doesn’t only look one way.
Sometimes it’s serious.�Sometimes it’s quiet.�And sometimes, it’s a little light hearted because joy and healing can exist in the same space.
We invite you to engage in ways that feel authentic to you. Because prevention, healing, and support do not happen in isolation, they happen in community.
Come as you are. Show up how you can.�We’ll be here, together.
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TAKE BACK THE NIGHT IS HERE!!!
Follow Emily along as she asks our campus community what Take Back The Night means to them and why we show up for each other 💜
04/14/2026
Each shirt is connected to a story. Each color is connected to a different experience of violence or loss.
The Clothesline Project turns silence into visibility. 💜
04/13/2026
Stop by 3rd floor on DeNaples to get a free cupcake and learn about our event Take Back The Night coming up on April 23rd!!!!
04/09/2026
Sexual, interpersonal, and gender-based violence affects our campus community in ways that often go unseen. But every experience matters. Understanding the impact is the first step toward creating a safer, stronger campus together🦉🌼
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