10th annual Social Justice Week offers wide lens for world issues
October 25, 2020
The week of virtual events will feature global speakers from Hong Kong, South Africa and more
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The Notorious R.B.G—A Reflection From a Ryerson Woman in Law
October 2, 2020
In reflecting on Ginsburg’s legacy myself, it’s her quick-wit and fiery comments that stand out to me—qualities that stayed with her until the very end
SCM hosts first feminist bible study
March 6, 2019
"There's a lot in our history that needs to be confronted”
How the internet elevated spoken word poetry but also made it worse
January 16, 2019
Poetry channels, pages and views are helping to redefine spoken word poetry
Pro-life group at Ryerson faced with a counter-protest (again)
October 19, 2016
The Ryerson community quickly rallied in order to counter-protest the group (again)
A body positivity campaign for all
September 20, 2016
This new Ryerson body positivity campaign aims to include any gender, denomination or race to love their looks
Feminists get funny at DisOrientation week
September 15, 2016
If you like feminism and enjoy Shit’s and Giggles, check out last night's event
Ryerson Feminist Collective forms in solidarity
October 6, 2015
Newly formed group Ryerson Feminist Collective is pushing for official student-group status
Dames making games at Ryerson
March 23, 2015
A member of the collective Dames Making Games spoke about the work women and the queer community are doing in games and challenged a progressive approach to what games should look like.
Make a woman’s day
March 7, 2012
Thinking about International Women’s Day can leave me feeling pretty angry. Not because I don’t support the day or what it stands before, but because I do
This one’s for the fellas
November 16, 2011
Gender issues are your issues too. So get passionate, not defensive
The F-Word
September 25, 2002
Perhaps the definition is unclear. Or maybe feel there’s no cause for a fight. If women are still passionate about women’s issues, then why are so many afraid to use the word to describe themselves? Sheila Nykwist explores how the once united women’s movement has dispersed and his it’s diversifies to suit its members.
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