InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Small Group (With Tiajah) every Tuesday and Thursday at 2pm in B216.
Newman Catholic Pasta Dinners every Tuesday at 6:30pm in the first floor of Laurel Hall.
A restaurant/bar style trivia night about facts and myths relating to women's health topics. Such topics include reproductive rights, health, breast cancer awareness, and trans women's health. The event will feature finger food and mocktails.
Discussion how the college will create a safe and supportive environment for all, with particular consideration toward members of under represented and marginalized groups. The college will also explain how it will retain and continue to grow a diverse student population.
In honor of Women's HERstory Month join the Women's Center for a Coffee Talk centered on The HERstory of the Women's Center. The talk will center on why the Women's Center was first established, and how it continues to serve its purpose. Light refreshments will be served.
Join Ramapo's Student Pride and Healing Space for a discussion on domestic and intimate partner violence. The discussion will also touch upon diversity by showcasing statistics among different gender identities, sexualities, and races. A portion of the discussion will focus on how to intervene if you witness or suspect intimate partner violence.
Newman Catholic Mass, every Sunday at 8pm in the Alumni Lounges.
Join the Association of Latinos Moving Ahead (ALMA) for a discussion on the "Latinx, pronounced "La-teen-ex," about the people of Latin America whose gender identities fluctuate along different points of the spectrum, from a gender or nonbinary to gender non-conforming, genderqueer and gender fluid. The discussion will be led by Raquel Reichard, Politics and Culture Editor […]
Join Counseling Services and Active Minds in the Fish Bowl for their HERstories: Women of their Culture tabling. Stop by and share a story about a particular time you overcame a challenge as a woman of your culture. With your permission the stories you share will be displayed on a board along with those of countless others.
Join Ebony Women for Social Change and Ramapo's Student Pride for an event featuring women who self-identify within the LGBTQ+ spectrum sharing their stories of coming out and what that represents for them. Following the stories there will be a Q&A period.
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