Building community. Fostering self-expression. Cultivating a critical consciousness.
The DePaul Women's Center is a great space for rest and rejuvenation from your everyday activities at DePaul as well as a space for reflecting, reading, writing, collaborating and connecting with others. We invite you to join us in building a community of students, faculty, and staff at DePaul committed to creating, sharing, and strategizing around intersectional, coalitional, transnational, queer, transgender, antiracist, and feminist theories, research, activism, and movement building.
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Our goal is to bring about an awareness of women's and gender issues by providing programming, education, advocacy and support.
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Drop in! Come to our events! Community Writing Circles, Book Club, Dandelions in the Concrete, and more. You can also sign up for our e-newsletter here.
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“Brightness of Noon: The Intersect of Faith, Immigration, and Refugees”— written by Debra Gonsher Vinik and directed by David Vinik—is the first of a two-part documentary...
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StudioCHI and partners join an international cohort of universities, libraries, academic institutions, and organizations in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary...
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Poetry Reading
Voz Otros: Son Otros
Edwin Torres is author of 8 poetry books including:
XoeteoX: the infinite word object & Ameriscopia.
Anthologies include:
Who Will...
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In the early 1740s, an enslaved Angolan man named João, then living in the hinterlands of Brazil, received an amulet from another enslaved African man with promises it could...