ASSU candidates’ rally ‘Zoom-bombed’ with anti-Black, anti-Semitic sentiments
Although organizers initially told the Daily a SUNet ID was required to enter the rally, that is not the case.
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Women’s Community Center hosts activist Ericka Huggins for gender equity summit
Ericka Huggins was the guest at the Women's Community Center's second annual Gender Equity and Justice Summit.
Closed but not gone: Women’s Community Center continues programming remotely
COVID-19 has shut and locked the doors of many community spaces. Members of these communities are unable to reach these spaces due to quarantine and shelter-in-place orders. Scheduled events have been canceled and discontinued. The Women’s Community Center (WCC) is one of these spaces forced to close, but its community has not disappeared in this…
Students reflect on studies in Chile amid political upheaval, protests
The fall-quarter cohort of Stanford’s Bing Overseas Study Program (BOSP) in Santiago, Chile lived through widespread protests in the nation.
Confidential women’s support group tackles abuse in affluent areas
“This is one of societies best kept dirty secrets — that abuse happens even in affluent areas,” said Ruth Darlene, the founder of Women of Silicon Valley (WomenSV).
First deafblind woman to graduate from Harvard Law talks accessibility, ableism
The Wednesday event was held at the Stanford Law School and hosted by the Office of Accessible Education, and included not just a talk with Girma but also a book signing for Girma’s new memoir “Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law.”
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