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On Wednesday, March 8, CULR held a teach-in on the ERQ and Navigating Title IX led by Belan Yeshigeta and Sunny Fang.

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Sunday Daily Editor Rania Borgani attended the Athena Film Festival “Women’s Leadership in the COVID Era” discussion on March 8, 2021 with panelists Dr. Helene Gayle, Attorney General Letitia James, and Kavita Ramdas.

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Here’s a recap of Friday’s USenate plenary session, in which they discuss sex, money, and death, the three things you “shouldn’t” bring up at a dinner party.

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Sunday, March 8th is International Women’s Day. Emma Watson announced via Facebook Video, that she would be holding an event in London to discuss the He For She movement and celebrate the day. You can get an invite to this event if tell Emma how you, personally are making an impact to reach gender equality. (Huffington Post) The Smithsonian […]

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