The following events around campus may be of interest to students, faculty, and staff interested in Women's Studies and feminist issues. 

Event Location Date/Time

Dykes, Dads and Moms to Watch Out For: The Illustrated Life of Alison Bechdel

Cartoonist and graphic memoirist, Alison Bechdel

For more information, see postings on Intercom & Events Calendar

Textor 102 Wednesday, October 8 (7:30pm)

Racism School: Woman of Color Feminism and the Internet

Lisa Nakamura, Gwendolyn Calvert Baker Collegiate Professor, American Cultures Department and Screen Arts Department, University of Michigan

For more information, see postings on Intercom & Events Calendar

 Klingenstein Lounge Thursday, October 9 (7-9pm)

Intersectionality

Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen Film Series

Sponsored by Center for LGBT Education, Outreach, and Services

For more information, see screenings and descriptions

 Textor 101 (All screenings) 7pm (All screenings)

On Campus Groups and Community Activities

A variety of campus organizations may also be of interest to Women's Studies Students:

The IC LGBT Center offers a variety of event and activities throughout the semester.  Every year the LGBT Center hosts a film series that is free and open to the public.

Ithaca College Feminists United is a student group dedicated to exploring feminist issues and hosting a variety of campus events.  Check out more information on their activities on their Facebook page.

SAFER (Students Active for Ending Rape) is a pro-active organization on campus that strives to end rape, victim-blaming, and "rape culture" (societal attitudes that condone and normalize sexual violence) through education and raising awareness. For more information on their actives, see their Facebook page. 

Cornell's Department of Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies also offers a variety of events throughout the year.  For more information, see their List of Events.

If you hear of other events that may be of interest to students, faculty, & staff interested in women's and feminist issues, please send an email to Prof. Baker at kmbaker@ithaca.edu.