events
This Night of Mayhem and Creativity
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, April 22, Ladies and Gents.
We've decided to host an evening celebrating the creativity of female artists in the Missoula area.
Check back soon for more information, or come to a meeting to get involved!
Under the Big Dark Tent
Don't put your full-to-the-brim datebook away just yet, my friends. Pencil in Friday, April 24 from 9pm to 4am
There will be an extra-special Ladies Night at the Palace, with proceeds going to us! We hope you'll join us for this less-than-wholesome circus!
Check back soon for more information, or come to a meeting to get involved!
Sexual Finesse Workshops with Dr. Lindsey Doe
This semester, we are once again privileged with Dr. Doe and her knowledge of all things sexual.
Click here to watch a news segment on the workshops.
For more information and the class schedule, please visit Dr Doe's site.
V-Day / The Vagina Monologues
V-Day is a global movement to end violence against women and girls that raises funds and awareness through benefit productions of Playwright/Founder Eve Ensler’s award-winning play “The Vagina Monologues.” In 2005, more than 2500 V-Day events took place in the U.S. and around the world.
The 'V' in V-Day stands for Victory, Valentine and Vagina.
Please visit the official website for more information
The monologues are read by a variety of women- amateur actresses and those that have studied drama for a while. This year, we were fortunate enough to be able to count students, professors, and community members among
This year's Vagina Monologues was on February 14th All proceeds for this year's production of the Vagina Monologues went to the Watson's Children's Shelter.
To get involved with next year's production, contact us as November 2009 approaches. The support from the Missoula community makes this an event that we're proud to produce- for nine years and counting.
Take back the Night
Take Back the Night is an international tradition which began in 1976 in Belgium. Women attending the International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women marched together in solidarity, holding candles to protest the ways in which violence permeates the lives of women worldwide. Please visit the official site for more information.
The highlight of Take Back the Night is a march when women walk through the night and reclaim the streets, which for many years have been sources of fear and violence.
Love Your Body Day
UM Students for Choice threw Love Your Body Day this year.
Lucky girls that we are, the Women's Resource Center teamed up with the fabulous Russel Daniels to take some photos of people loving their bodies. Keep an eye out in the UC on Love Your Body Day and throughout the month of November for Russel's amazing work.
This year's Love Your Body Day was October 15. Please visit the official website for more information.