Women's Resource Center at SDSU

We stand with survivors of sexual and gender-based violence today and everyday.

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The next staff introductions are our Feminist Peer Educators (FPEs)! FPEs are returning students who develop intersectional programming, engage with students to provide resources and support, and collaborate to build a healing and safe community. Hennah facilitates our Fellows program, Kitiara runs our Volunteer program, Peyton manages our social media operations, and Valeria leads our Pregnant & Parenting Student Initiative. Read more about this wonderful team below, and stop by the center to say hello!

Hennah Atebar (They/She), FPE: Fellows Lead
“Hennah is a 4th year Psychology and Sociology double major. They are a proud first generation Muslim Afghan American, with a strong passion for decolonization, anti white supremacy/imperialism, and community building. This is their 2nd year working at the WRC and they are very grateful to be able to continue to learn and grow in such a warm and loving space. As Fellows Coordinator, she hopes to help others on their feminist journeys. She loves laughter, friendship, her family, her cats, picnics, eating food other people made, and sunsets.”

Kitiara Cox (She/Her/Hers), FPE: Volunteer Lead
“Kitiara is a third-year Health Communication major with a minor in Public Health from San Diego. Some of Kitiara’s passions include reproductive justice, racial justice, addressing health disparities, and applying an intersectional lens to feminism. In the future, she hopes to be working in the healthcare field through health promotion and education. During her free time, she loves going shopping, going to the beach, eating at new restaurants, and exploring new places.”

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The next staff introductions are our Feminist Peer Educators (FPEs)! FPEs are returning students who develop intersectional programming, engage with students to provide resources and support, and collaborate to build a healing and safe community. Hennah facilitates our Fellows program, Kitiara runs our Volunteer program, Peyton manages our social media operations, and Valeria leads our Pregnant & Parenting Student Initiative. Read more about this wonderful team below, and stop by the center to say hello!

Hennah Atebar (They/She), FPE: Fellows Lead
“Hennah is a 4th year Psychology and Sociology double major. They are a proud first generation Muslim Afghan American, with a strong passion for decolonization, anti white supremacy/imperialism, and community building. This is their 2nd year working at the WRC and they are very grateful to be able to continue to learn and grow in such a warm and loving space. As Fellows Coordinator, she hopes to help others on their feminist journeys. She loves laughter, friendship, her family, her cats, picnics, eating food other people made, and sunsets.”

Kitiara Cox (She/Her/Hers), FPE: Volunteer Lead
“Kitiara is a third-year Health Communication major with a minor in Public Health from San Diego. Some of Kitiara’s passions include reproductive justice, racial justice, addressing health disparities, and applying an intersectional lens to feminism. In the future, she hopes to be working in the healthcare field through health promotion and education. During her free time, she loves going shopping, going to the beach, eating at new restaurants, and exploring new places.”

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Our next Women in STEM Support Group will take place on Thursday, October 6 from 4:00pm-5:00pm in person, at the WRC Library! With a representative from Career Services, we’ll be learning about different STEM Services that students have available to them at SDSU. We hope to see you there :) For questions & accommodations, please contact [email protected].

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Come work with us! The WRC is accepting applications for a Graduate Assistant who can help take lead of the Brave Project, our sexual violence prevention training, for this upcoming academic year. Interested in engaging a feminist community on campus and supporting gender justice? Visit bit.ly/bravega

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The Women's Resource Center wants to acknowledge today's Roe v Wade decision brings a lot of pain for many. We are here for you. We will continue to ensure supportive care for one another, offer programming around bodily autonomy and reproductive justice, and offer spaces to exist and work toward liberation of all genders, together. Please feel free to reach out by phone at 619-594-2304, email at [email protected], or visit our physical location Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. We will be sharing resources and education via our instagram stories as well.

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The Brave Project is back! Registration for this training in gender-based violence prevention is now open until 💜 July 5th 💜

Participants for this event will need to commit to completing 4 modules throughout the semester to earn certification. These modules will cover the following topics: 1) Policies & Procedures, 2) R**e Culture, Communication & Consent, 3) Identity & Power, and 4) Supporting Survivors & Creating Change. For more information and to register, please visit: bit.ly/bpSu2022

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Text: “SDSU Women’s Resource Center Presents: The Brave Project: A four-module comprehensive training on sexual violence open to students, faculty, and staff. This hybrid program will have virtual synchronous and asynchronous modules and will culminate in an in-person event.”
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We at the WRC want to wish you all good luck on your finals! We are sending all the positive energy to you and hope that the end of the year may bring you peace of mind and guide you into a summer of healing and rest! You got this! 💜

Our virtual support group is starting TOMORROW, April 7th at 12PM! Come join us at https//us04web.zoom.us/j/288028787! Any questions regarding troubleshooting or accessibility can be directed to our email [email protected]!

Our team attended the UC Womxn’s Leadership Conference at UCLA yesterday for International Womxn’s Day!! ✨