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02/29/2024
Hi! The GWA is back from hiatus and were co-hosting an event with the Latin Graduate Students Association 🔥
Come hang out with us this Saturday as we prepare signs protesting gender-based violence towards women and girls. Let’s celebrate women and stand up for their rights 💪💜
We’ll bring the coffee and the poster supplies 😊 This event is in-person or you can DM us for the zoom link!
04/18/2023
Get involved with the Graduate Women’s Association at ASU! Nominations are open for all officer positions until April 26th! Submit your application to run for GWA office at links.asu.edu/GWA2023
03/07/2023
You're invited to an evening of film, conversation & art with Indigenous language activists on Thursday, March 30th at 5:00 pm in RBH 196! RSVP here (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mapuche-kimvn-mapuche-knowledge-tickets-570919574817)!
While the Indigenous Mapuche language, Mapuzugun, is considered “definitely endangered” by UNESCO, Mapuche communities are fighting to maintain and revitalize their language. This event will include documentary films, screen-printing, and the voices and experiences of two Mapuche language revitalization activists and educators, Silvia Calfuqueo and Carolina Kürrüf, in their struggle to reclaim their land, language, and autonomy. They will be joined by documentary filmmaker, Kelly Baur, to discuss the role of film and video in social justice movements. Dinner will be provided.
02/12/2023
Come for dinner and an opportunity to express yourself with a performance at our open-mic on the 24th! RSVP here: links.asu.edu/SpeakOut
12/22/2022
ASU in the news! Sign the petitions! linktr.ee/UCWArizona
12/09/2022
Sign the petitions for better wages and better working conditions at ASU and UArizona! linktr.ee/UCWArizona
Read the full story here: https://tucson.com/news/local/ua-asu-unions-demand-25-an-hour-minimum-wage-stronger-teaching-contracts/article_e872eb86-5c78-11ed-8ef8-3bbbd43a100d.html
11/03/2022
11/03/2022
Concerned about your healthcare coverage? Take our survey at tinyurl.com/gpsahealth
10/31/2022
Please take a moment to fill out this survey and share widely! tinyurl.com/gpsahealth
10/13/2022
On Oct. 13, join Watts College Professors Jill Messing with the ASU School of Social Work and Jesenia Pizarro with the ASU School of Criminology and Criminal Justice as they present during the "Domestic Violence Prevention: Groundbreaking Efforts" virtual event.
Their presentation will focus on findings from the Preventing and Accessing Intimate Partner Homicide Risk Studies. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/DVP-Oct13
10/07/2022
GWA stands in solidarity with the University of Arizona community! After such a horrific event, everyone needs time and space to grieve. 💕
Our University of Arizona community is not okay. Less than 24 hours after our colleague and teacher, Professor Meixner, was murdered on campus, we are required to return to work and resume our teaching and mentoring as if nothing happened. This callous treatment leaves us feeling that the UA views its workers as expendable. Much of the last 2 years has sent us this same message–furloughs, layoffs, defunding, and lack of support for Black students (with recent events amplifying our concerns)—all while we poured our hearts and souls into our teaching, learning, and community. Our administrators ask us to seek help from our incredible counseling teams, but fail to understand that these teams are significantly underfunded, understaffed and overworked.
As workers, we must organize to ensure our own protection, safety, and well-being. As members of the UCWAZ union, we commit ourselves to being there for one another, and for everyone in the campus community at large. We grieve this horrendous loss together.