Please join the UO Women’s Center to celebrate our 24th annual OUT/LOUD Queer and Trans Performance Fest on Friday, May 17th from 6-8pm in the EMU Redwood Auditorium!
This year’s OUT/LOUD will center Decolonization and Indigeneity and feature our LGBTQIA2S+ Coordinator, Dim, with a Musical Performance in her Indigenous Zomi language – followed by a Musical Performance by Katherine Paul of BLACK BELT EAGLE SCOUT!
FREE Dinner catered by Royal India will be available first-come, first-serve at the event! Space is limited! Doors open at 6pm!
‼️This is a SAFE SPACE for the LGBTQIA2S+ Community. Harmful and abusive behavior will *NOT* be tolerated. Allies are encouraged to attend. For more information contact Dim at LGBTQWC@gmail.com or Fatima at fpervaiz@uoregon.edu.‼️
The UO Women’s Center so proudly presents the final component of this year’s Take Back the Night: A Remote Movement Against Sexual and Domestic Violence!
Please join us for the 2021 Virtual March and feel free to share the public YouTube video widely with family, friends, and loved ones across the globe!
The UO Women’s Center so proudly presents the final night of our Take Back the Night: A Remote Movement Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Virtual Rally!
Please join Heather Barclay, UO Women’s Center LGBTQIA+ Coordinator, as they discuss they intersections of sexual and domestic violence and the LGBTQIA+ Community, the significant difference between consensual Sex Work and Human Trafficking, and how Black, Indigenous and People of Color are disproportionately folks experiencing Houselessness – thus increasing risk for Survival Sex.
Next, join Princess Mason as she discusses the intersections of sexual and domestic violence and Indigenous Communities, child sexual abuse, the risk and impacts of family separation on Native Families, and the Foster Care System’s history of Anti-Indigenous injustice.
Afterwards, join Olivia Rodriguez and Itzel Chavez Gomez, both past UO Women’s Center Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Coordinators and current UO Alums, as they discuss the intersections of sexual and domestic violence and the Latinx Community, the culture of silence embedded within the upbringing of so many Femmes of Color, and embracing resiliency while acknowledging that “healing is not linear.”
The UO Women’s Center so proudly presents night three our Take Back the Night: A Remote Movement Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Virtual Rally!
Please join Ashley Marshall, the Internal Director of UO Muxeres, as she discusses the intersections of sexual and domestic violence and the Latinx Community, the epidemic of Femicide in Latin America, and the symbolism of the half-skull face paint Muxeres Members wear each year during Take Back the Night.
Next, join Lidija Sovulj as she discusses the intersections of sexual and domestic violence and Asian Communities, the recent rise in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, and the realities of US imperialist violence and fetishization against Asian Women and Feminized People.
The UO Women’s Center so proudly presents night two our Take Back the Night: A Remote Movement Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Virtual Rally!
Please join Johana Amani as she discusses the intersections of sexual and domestic violence particularly in regards to women and girls enduring the global refugee crisis, the impact of trauma on mental health, and how speaking up and seeking support after harm can help to begin one’s healing journey.
Next, join Katherine Wilson as she discusses the intersections of sexual and domestic violence and Indigenous Communities, campus sexual violence during her time at UO in the 1960s, and the significance of programs like Take Back the Night to allow Survivors to speak truth to power.
The UO Women’s Center so proudly presents our Take Back the Night: A Remote Movement Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Virtual Rally!
Please join Kati Rodriguez Perez, Women’s Center Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Coordinator, and Fatima Roohi Pervaiz, Women’s Center Director, as they introduce and provide an overview of this year’s remote event, address the power and control dynamics of Child Abuse, Sexual and Domestic Violence, Police Brutality, The Foster Care System and other systems of oppression, as well as the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on safety. Resources for support will also be provided.
