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An evening of feminist humor with Kate Clinton an evening of feminist humor with; kate clinton; delightful...sharp...outrageously irreverent; kate clinton; thursday, april 6 8pm; hamilton college chapel; free admission; no cameras or tape recorders, please; 1989
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An evening with Maya Angelou an evening with maya angelou featuring poetry, play-acting, and commentary thursday, november 19, 1987 hamilton college chapel 8:00 p.m. sponsored by the following groups: Kirkland Endowment, Committee on Cultural Affairs, Faculty for Women's Concerns, African-American Studies Committee, Women's Studies Committee, Women's Center, BLSU, Chaplain's Office, and the Departments of English and Comparative Literature.
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Women speak out April 30th 2015 the chapel 7:00 p.m. women speak out! presented by the womyn's center
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Jacqui Alexander eye to eye: Women of color building a vision for the twenty-first century soci's fifth annual conference "communities in dialogue: women of color's stories and struggles" presents: a keynote address by...jacqui alexander "eye to eye": women of color building a vision for the twenty-first century friday...21 april...4:30 pm the events barn 1995 co-sponsored by: the president's office, the women's studies department, the jane watson irwin chair, the kirkland endowment, student activities, sister friends, and the womyn's community center
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Women speak out (1) 7PM Thursday may1 The Chapel; Women Speak Out
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An evening with The Uptown String Quartet jazz and folk rhythms an evening with the uptown string quartet; jazz and filk rhythms; hamilton college clinton, ny; sunday, april 8th at 8 p.m.; wellin hall in the schambach center; admission is free!; women's energy weekend; hamilton college clinton, new york april 5-8, 1990
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Women speak out (3) 7PM Thursday may1 The Chapel; Women Speak Out
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Readings by Roxane Gay english and creative writing department spring 2014 reading series, roxane gay, monday march 10: coffee @ 4:10 p.m. in the days-massolo center////reading @8:00p.m. in the fillius events barn
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Black and Latin Student Union: Nikki Giovanni Black and Latin Students Union Presents; Nikki Giovanni; Poet and Lecturer; "reflections on her selected works"; Hamilton College chapel November 18, 1988, 8:00pm; Reception Dwight Lounge, Bristol Campus Center, 9:30pm; Open to the Public
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Women speak out (2) 7PM Thursday may1 The Chapel; Women Speak Out
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Muslim American women on campus Muslim American Women on campus;lecture by prof. Shabana Mir; Tuesday, September 23rd; 5:00pm @ Red Pit; How do Muslim American women engage with campus culture? How do they become Muslims and Americans "party schools"? This alk focuses on Muslim America undergraduate women's identities in teh social and leisure spaces fo campus culture. Shabana Mir is the author of Muslim American Women on Campus: Undergraduate Social Life and Identity, winner of the 2014 Critics Choice Book Award from the American Education Studies Association
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The female orgasm the things your mother didn't tell you...the female orgasm with sex educators dorian solot & marshall miller date: 10/2/17 time: 7 pm location: annex
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Organizing for justice: A panel conversation exploring immigrant women's labor organizing for justice: a panel conversation exploring immigrant women's labor monday, september 15 4:10 p.m. red pit community organizers lis-marie alvarado (wecount!) and yadira sanchez (workers justice project) will explore the numerous challenges facing women workers today in the context of immigration reform. moderated by prof. anne lacsamana. co-sponsored by the women's studies department, womyn's center, dean of faculty, kirkland endowment, blsu and the days-massolo center
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Girl rising: Screening and panel discussion Girl rising spotlights the strength of the human spirit and the powerof education to change a girl--and teh world; Movie Screening and panel discussion; Panelists: Jorett Joseph; Leah Kramer; Mireille Koukjian, Visiting Instructor of Critical Languages; One girl with courgae is a revolution; Monday, October 21, 4:15pm Red Pit
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The nature of this flower is to bloom - celebrate sexuality the nature of this flower is to bloom; celebrate sexuality; alice walker; hamilton college '92; wednesday april 8, 1992
11:30am meet at bristol campus center - flamingo strut; 12:30 kickoff canvas christening - coffeehouse; 10:00 film: "my own private idaho" - ky auditorium; thursday april 9, 1992; 4:00 minnie bruce pratt- "rebellion; homophobia; the gay and lesbian community"; 7:00 "homo-sexy:ahythm, blues, & action romance in the age of aids" - red pit; 8:30 "act up" - workshop on activism in the 90's -coffeehouse; friday april 10, 1992; 12:00 'act up" - performance piece with - somewhere on campus; 4:00 film - "paris is burning" - by jenny livingston - k.j. auditorium; 8:00 keynote speaker - angela bowen - moving on: from homophobia to coalition building - chapel; saturday april 11, 1992; 1:00 film - "tongues united" - by marlon riggs - k.j. auditorium; 2:30 poetry reading - essex hemphill k.j. auditorium; 10:30 dance party including drag show & d.j. - coffeehouse; sunday april 12, 1992; 2:00 film - "longtime companion" discussion - k.j. auditorium; 6:30 finale - time capsule burial somewhere in the glen; sponsors; glbsa; womyns center; la vanguardia/ faculty for womyn's concerns; dean of students; kirkland endowment; residence hall committee; emerson gallery; dean of the faculty; asian cultural society; office of multicultural affairs; black & latin student union; president's office
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The best of African reggae jazz and funk rythms with Casselbury-Dupree hamilton college women's center presents; icebergg records recording artists; casselbury-dupree; the best of african reggae jazz and funk rythyms; new record out: "city down"; friday 10 april 1987; 8:00 pm; hamilton college chapel; no photography allowed during performance
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Yes-no: An acquaintance rape survivor's story and advice the sexual harrassment grievance board the hamilton men's coalition the division of student life and the womyn's community center welcome katie koestner, TIME, Katie Koestner, a college freshman, had been going out with a fellow student for several weeks. One night, after dinner at a restaurant, they went back to her dorm. The dispute over what happened next goes to the core of an emotional national debate. DATE RAPE, yes-no: an aquaintance rape survivor's story and advice monday, 30 october 1995 7:00 pm in the chapel
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Danielle Roper: Why feminism? The politics of intersectionality why feminism? the politics of intersectionality join the womyn's center in welcoming alumni danielle roper friday september 12, 2014 kj 101 lunch will be provided 12pm - 1pm
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Idris Ackamoor and Rhodessa Jones perfomances rhodessa jones idris ackamoor rhodessa jones is a performer and activist; through the medea project: theater fpor incarcerated women/hiv circle, she uses art to reach those whom society has marginalized, to promote health and social justice. Idris acamoor is the founder and co-artistic director of the san francisco performance company cultural odyssey and the artistic director of the jazz/world music ensemble, the pyramids. monday february 25 rhodessa jones: a woman for the 21st century -- the media project 4:15 p.m. taylor auditorium science center in this unconventional talk/demo, jones will read from performance material and writings, and perform short excerpts from her repertoire and show video footage of work in the american, south african, and italian prison systems. wednesday february 27 "the ressurrection of she: from fresco to soweto" 7:30 p.m. events barn this new piece is based on jones' life and her work with disenfranchised populations around the world including female inmates in johannesburg, south africa and her recent work with hiv positive women in san francisco. support for these events comes from The Dean of Faculty, Diversity and Social Justice Project, the Days-Massolo Center, Performing Arts at Hamilton, Kirkland endowment Advisory Committee and the Departments of Theatre and Comparative Literature.
