Posts tagged Women’s History Month

In honor of Women’s History Month, I want to highlight several organizations in East Tennessee that are working towards supporting and uplifting women and girls …

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the many accomplishments women have made and continue to make in every industry and field in …

The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center serves as a backbone for student success at ETSU, featuring an inclusive environment that promotes diversity, engagement and leadership …

Women’s History Month may be happening next month, but at ETSU and within the Department of Music, they are already making strides to celebrate important …

ETSU’s Women and Gender Resource Center provides a safe space to hang out on campus as well as providing resources and helping connect people to …

Trigger Warning: This article contains discussions of sexual assault. The third and fourth waves of feminism called into question the representation of marginalized groups, bringing …

The 1968 Miss America pageant protest has become an iconic symbol of second- wave feminism, but what led up to this massive dismissal of beauty …

On March 18, the Women and Gender Resource Center partnered with Black American Studies, the Pride Center, the Multicultural Center, and the Women’s Gender and …

The Archives of Appalachia recently took the initiative to celebrate Women’s History Month with a collection of historic works, including the Jessie Ackermann Papers. These …

First wave feminism addressed women’s suffrage, rights to education, need to end Comstock laws and the early fight against gendered and restrictive dress. The red …