The WRC's Health and Sexuality team made the front page of this morning's Daily Wildcat!
The SECS Presentation was a success with roughly 39 people in attendance and 4 different sponsor groups showing up to give their support!
For the full article, including a photo of Shannon and Padilla demonstrating how to insert a female condom into a plastic vagina model please follow the link!
Let's Talk About Sex, UA
Great work Shannon, Padilla, and Jai!
And Thank You to everyone who came to SECS Day and made it a smashing success!
The next SECS Presentation, entitled "SECS: HIV 101" will be held on December 1st for World AIDS Day. The presentation will take place in CSIL from 7pm-8:15pm and will focus on HIV/AIDS.
Friday, November 21, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Sex-Ed College Style (SECS) Day!!
Ever wondered about the myths and the facts regarding sexual health? Do you LOVE SEX but want to avoid being a negative statistic?
If you answered yes, then you need SexEd, College Style (SECS)!
Join the Women's Resource Center for SECS Day! The Women's Resource Center's Health and Sexuality Interns will provide their fantastic, comprehensive sexual health programming to participants in SECS Day. The best part about the Women's Resource Center's Sex Ed? It's FOR college students, BY college students!
The Sex Ed College Style training will address: education on the sexual spectrum, consent and sexual responsibility, how to properly use a fe/male condom and dental dam, demonstrations of the pill, patch, ring, shot, implant, IUD, and Emergency Contraception, and how to reduce your risks of getting or passing on an STI.
Receive FREE food, FREE condoms, FREE lubricant, FREE education, and a question and answer session!
Representatives from the Women's Resource Center and Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation will be standing by for further information regarding services and employment/volunteer opportunities. SECS day is FREE and open to everyone.
DATE: Thursday, November 20
TIME: 6:30pm - 7:45 pm
LOCATION: CSIL Center For Student Involvement and Leadership, located on the 4th Floor of the Student Union Memorial Center
Whether you want to learn what it takes to be a sex educator or learn what you didn't learn in high school, come join us on SECS Day!
For more information please contact the Women's Resource Center's Health & Sexuality Intern: Padilla at alydilla@email.arizona.edu or by phone (520) 390-5565 or call the WRC office at 621-3919
For more information on our FREE: Film Series, Self Defense Classes, SexEd College Style or Safewalk program please go to our website at http://wrc.asua.arizona.edu
If you answered yes, then you need SexEd, College Style (SECS)!
Join the Women's Resource Center for SECS Day! The Women's Resource Center's Health and Sexuality Interns will provide their fantastic, comprehensive sexual health programming to participants in SECS Day. The best part about the Women's Resource Center's Sex Ed? It's FOR college students, BY college students!
The Sex Ed College Style training will address: education on the sexual spectrum, consent and sexual responsibility, how to properly use a fe/male condom and dental dam, demonstrations of the pill, patch, ring, shot, implant, IUD, and Emergency Contraception, and how to reduce your risks of getting or passing on an STI.
Receive FREE food, FREE condoms, FREE lubricant, FREE education, and a question and answer session!
Representatives from the Women's Resource Center and Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation will be standing by for further information regarding services and employment/volunteer opportunities. SECS day is FREE and open to everyone.
DATE: Thursday, November 20
TIME: 6:30pm - 7:45 pm
LOCATION: CSIL Center For Student Involvement and Leadership, located on the 4th Floor of the Student Union Memorial Center
Whether you want to learn what it takes to be a sex educator or learn what you didn't learn in high school, come join us on SECS Day!
For more information please contact the Women's Resource Center's Health & Sexuality Intern: Padilla at alydilla@email.arizona.edu or by phone (520) 390-5565 or call the WRC office at 621-3919
For more information on our FREE: Film Series, Self Defense Classes, SexEd College Style or Safewalk program please go to our website at http://wrc.asua.arizona.edu
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Sex-Ed College Style (SECS) In The News!
Women's Resource Center's SECS was featured on the front page of the Wildcat's "Wildlife" section today.
Here's the Full Article
On top of that SECS is gearing up to have our SECS Day, an open presentation to those interested in seeing what we are presenting to Residence Halls and Sororities/Fraternities. Keep your eyes peeled for more on SECS Day, and for now congratulations to our Health & Sexuality Interns!
Here's the Full Article
On top of that SECS is gearing up to have our SECS Day, an open presentation to those interested in seeing what we are presenting to Residence Halls and Sororities/Fraternities. Keep your eyes peeled for more on SECS Day, and for now congratulations to our Health & Sexuality Interns!
Monday, November 3, 2008
Native American Heritage Month
Come join the Women's Resource Center, CSIL, and NASA for our presentation of the film:
"Turquoise Rose" with Guest Speaker Natasha Johnson
Nov. 18, 6 p.m., Gallagher Theater
A coming-of age-story that follows a Native American college student named Turquoise Rose as she begrudgingly forgoes a trip to Europe with her friends to return to the Navajo reservation and take care of her ailing grandmother. Through this experience, Turquoise comes to appreciate her Navajo heritage and ancestry. This film will be followed by a Q & A with the film's star, Natasha Johnson.
For more information about Native American Heritage Month, please check out the UA News article.
"Turquoise Rose" with Guest Speaker Natasha Johnson
Nov. 18, 6 p.m., Gallagher Theater
A coming-of age-story that follows a Native American college student named Turquoise Rose as she begrudgingly forgoes a trip to Europe with her friends to return to the Navajo reservation and take care of her ailing grandmother. Through this experience, Turquoise comes to appreciate her Navajo heritage and ancestry. This film will be followed by a Q & A with the film's star, Natasha Johnson.
For more information about Native American Heritage Month, please check out the UA News article.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Women In Politics Part Deux
The forum was last night and was a smashing success. A large group showed for the forum, and many stayed for the reception after the forum to speak to the panelists and other audience members.
The Forum also made the news once again!
Wildcat: Fighting Political Fallacies
Arizona Daily Star: UA Forum Focus: Women, Politics
Also the Tucson Weekly, KUAT, and KXCI came to the forum and took video/audio recordings. Hopefully we will see the forum in other outlets in the next couple days!
Thank you to everyone who came to the forum, and participated!
The Forum also made the news once again!
Wildcat: Fighting Political Fallacies
Arizona Daily Star: UA Forum Focus: Women, Politics
Also the Tucson Weekly, KUAT, and KXCI came to the forum and took video/audio recordings. Hopefully we will see the forum in other outlets in the next couple days!
Thank you to everyone who came to the forum, and participated!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Women In Politics Forum
JOIN US! Tonight!
With the election around the corner...
Join us!
Wednesday Oct. 29th, 5:30-7pm
Women's Studies/SIROW Building at 925 N. Tyndall Ave.
The ASUA Women's Resource Center and Women's Studies Department proudly present
a Women in Politics Forum!
Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton faux-fought it out on Saturday Night Live. It's
a favorite topic of political pundits and commentators. That's right; cleavage!
Feminism! MILFS! Sexism! We'll be addressing it all at the Women in Politics
Forum!
An exceptional panel of UA professors, community leaders, elected women and
bipartisan politicians to discuss the role of women in politics! Please join
us!
For more information, contact Malia Uhatafe at maliau@email.arizona.edu, or call
the Women's Resource Center at 520-621-3919.
We even got some press for the event!
Forum to look at women's role in fall election
With the election around the corner...
Join us!
Wednesday Oct. 29th, 5:30-7pm
Women's Studies/SIROW Building at 925 N. Tyndall Ave.
The ASUA Women's Resource Center and Women's Studies Department proudly present
a Women in Politics Forum!
Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton faux-fought it out on Saturday Night Live. It's
a favorite topic of political pundits and commentators. That's right; cleavage!
Feminism! MILFS! Sexism! We'll be addressing it all at the Women in Politics
Forum!
An exceptional panel of UA professors, community leaders, elected women and
bipartisan politicians to discuss the role of women in politics! Please join
us!
For more information, contact Malia Uhatafe at maliau@email.arizona.edu, or call
the Women's Resource Center at 520-621-3919.
We even got some press for the event!
Forum to look at women's role in fall election
Friday, October 24, 2008
Press To-Date!
Hello All,
As of lately there has been a lot of buzz about the Women's Resource Center and we have been in the media a considerable amount. So for your viewing pleasure, here is the current press we have to date for this semester!!!
WRC in the Tucson Citizen
KOLD - WRC for RAINN Day
WRC Celebrating Coming Out Week!
Putting The Sex Back In Sexy Event
Breast Party Event
Breast Party Event Part Deux
Response To Self Defense Article
Dressed To Cure Event
Dorm Safety Article
WRC and the Tucson Weekly's T Q&A
Going Sola Event
Guest Speaker: Stephanie Griest
CSIL Social Justice Group Collaborations
As of lately there has been a lot of buzz about the Women's Resource Center and we have been in the media a considerable amount. So for your viewing pleasure, here is the current press we have to date for this semester!!!
WRC in the Tucson Citizen
KOLD - WRC for RAINN Day
WRC Celebrating Coming Out Week!
Putting The Sex Back In Sexy Event
Breast Party Event
Breast Party Event Part Deux
Response To Self Defense Article
Dressed To Cure Event
Dorm Safety Article
WRC and the Tucson Weekly's T Q&A
Going Sola Event
Guest Speaker: Stephanie Griest
CSIL Social Justice Group Collaborations
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