2011-2012
*This Calendar is Continuously Updated - Please Stay Tuned for Changes!*
You Can visit our live calendar at: http://events.unl.edu/wgs/
August 25 (Thursday):
"Drawn With a Tread," illustrated talk by artist Beili Liu. 6:00pm Room 11 Home Economics Building, College of Education and Human Sciences, East Campus.
Liu's lecture is in conjunction with her exhibit, "Strain," on display through Sept. 9 in the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery on the second floor of the Home Economics Building. The Friends of the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery will host a reception immediately following the lecture on the 2nd floor of the Home Economics Building, outside the gallery.
September 2011
September 8 (Thursday):
ADVANCE Conversations 2.0, 5:30-9:00pm, East Campus Union. RSVP by September 1.
We invite you to join STEM colleagues for a dinner and a night of professional development, including such topics as: a good start towards tenure, keeping on track for promotion, expanding your horizons, assuming leadership. Register by emailing advance2@unl.edu by September 1 to secure your attendance.
Women's Center Open House, 3:00-5:00pm, 340, Nebraska Union.
Discover the resources and meet the staff of the UNL Women's Center. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
Septemer 14 (Wednesday):
Ethnic Studies Colloquium: “Why The Help Isn't Helping.” Roundtable discussion with Kwakiutl Dreher, Ethnic Studies & English, Jeannette Eileen Jones, Ethnic Studies & History, Patrick Jones, Ethnic Studies & History, Anna Williams Shavers, Cline Williams Professor of Citizenship Law, UNL Law College, 3:30-5:00pm, Bailey Library (229 Andrews Hall).
September 16 (Friday):
ADVANCE Program: “Interrupting Bias in the Faculty Search Process,” A Presentation & Film by Dr. Joyce Yen (University of Washington), 12:00-1:30pm, Nebraska Union. RSVP by September 9 for a free lunch.
“Interrupting Bias in the Faculty Search Process” is a live action film that was created from a case study used at national leadership development workshops. In the film, a search committee of four tenure-track faculty members debate can-didate qualifications for an open position. This presentation will prepare you to: demystify subtle discrimination and identify biases that occur during evaluation of faculty and faculty candidates, examine assumptions of competence and best-fit, become change-agents in their departments and transform the hiring process. Dr. Joyce Yen Program-Research Manager of the University of Washington’s ADVANCE Center for Institutional Change. RSVP for your free lunch to advance2@unl.edu by September 9th.
September 21 (Wednesday):
WGS Welcome Back Lunch, 11:45-1:00pm, 316 Seaton Hall.
Come join us for a welcome back lunch. Food and drinks will be provided. Feel free to come when you can and stay as long as you like. RSVP to Catherine Medici-Thiemann, catherinem@unlnotes.unl.edu or 472-9392
September 28 (Wednesday):
WGS Colloquium Series: "Environment, Democracy & Peace - A Critical Link," Wangari Maathai, 7:00pm Leid Center for the Preforming Arts.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED.
October 2 (Sunday):
Safe Quarters Drive, afternoon.
A community effort to fundraise for Friendship Home, a shelter for victims of domestic violence. Teams of individuals or organizations canvas certain areas of Lincoln to solicit loose change or other donations to benefit Friendship Home. Visit the Women’s Center (or email WC_volcoor@yahoo.com), or contact UNL’s Center for Civic Engagement (service-learning@unl.edu) to join a team. Deadline to register is September 24th. (For more information, www.friendshiphome.org/safe-quarters). This event is part of the Women's Center's Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming.
October 3-7 (Monday-Friday):
Fearless Display, by Jeff Sheng, photographer, Rotunda Gallery, Nebraska Union.
In 2003, Jeff Sheng began a photography project called “Fearless,” documenting high school and collegiate athletes who openly self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender and are “out”to their predominantly straight teammates and coaches. Since then, Jeff has photographed over 100 athletes across the United States and Canada for this series. For more information on Fearless and/or Jeff Sheng check out...www.fearlesscampustour.org
October 3 (Monday):
You are Loved Chalking Project, 11:00-2:00pm, Union Plaza.
The You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project is an annual, nationwide suicide-prevention awareness project that combats hateful rhetoric toward the LGBTQ community through the use of positive, uplifting chalk messages.
October 4 (Tuesday):
WGS Facutly and Grad Student meeting with Dr. Jill Irvine (Director, Women's and Gender Studies Program, University of Oklahoma), 1:00-2:00pm, 316 Seaton Hall.
Meet & Greet with Dr. Ron Holt, 1:30 - 2:30 pm LGBTQA Resource Center (Nebraksa Union 345).
No More LGBT Suicides: Discussing Bullying and Suicide with Dr. Ron Holt, 3:30 pm, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center, Room 212.
Come learn about suicide risk factors and how to support your LGBT friend, coworker or family member, in a presentation by Dr. Ron Holt. Join us for a community presentation and discussion on bullying and LGBT suicide. For more information about Dr. Holt and his presentations, please check out his website at...www.DrRonHolt.com
October 5 (Wednesday):
Political Science Brown Bag Speaker Series: “Women, War and Political Transformation in the Balkans,” Jill Irvine (Director, Women's and Gender Studies Program, University of Oklahoma), 11:30am-1:00pm, 538 Oldfather Hall.
Cynthia Enloe and others have argued that while war has a devastating impact on women it can also open up space for a reconfiguration of gender relations. But, under what conditions can a more egalitarian postwar order be achieved? This is the focus of my study of women’s organizing during war and post war reconstruction in Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo attempts to answer this question. How did rapidly shifting and intersecting ethnic, class, and gender identities shape the forms and aims of women’s organizing? To what extent were women’s organizations able to achieve their goals of political transformation and gender equality? In seeking to understand strategies and their impact, Irvine focuses on the interplay between structure and agency—examining the ways in which domestic and particularly international actors and forces shaped the strategic choices of women’s organizations and activists
October 6 (Thursday):
Jeff Sheng presentation about Fearless, 7:00 pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
Jeff Sheng is an artist, photographer, and educator based in Los Angeles, California. Jeff is most known for his activist art projects, such as Fearless and FearlessCampusTour.org, that integrate photography with social activism, and Jeff frequently exhibits and speaks about his work at various high schools, colleges and corporations.
October 7 (Friday):
Drag Show! (with OASIS and QAC), 7pm in the Jackie Gaughn Multicultural Center, Room 212. FREE!
Come have a great time with us! Enjoy watching some fabulous drag and dance with DJ Lady Ice!
October 10 (Monday):
WGS Colloquium Series: “Playing at the Center of the Cosmos: the Meaning of Hildegard's Ordo Virtutem,” Dr. Margot Fassler (University of Notre Dame), 5:30pm, Great Plains Museum of Art. (Reception to Follow).
Hildegard von Bingen was an extraordinary 12th century abbess, visual and musical artist. Dr. Fassler is the Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Music History and Liturgy and Co-Director of the Master of Sacred Music Program at the University of Notre Dame.
This is the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program annual Mary Martin McLaughlin Memorial Lecture.
October 11 (Tuesday):
National Coming Out Day Booth, 11:00-2:00, Nebraska Union Square.
Take Back the Night March, 5:30-7:30pm, Nebraska Union Plaza.
A rally and march around campus to raise a collective voice against sexual violence/violence against women. There will be a brief introduction followed by a march around campus and a musical performance. This event is part of the Women's Center's Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming.
October 14 (Friday):
Eliza Gilkyson Brown-Bag Luncheon, 11:30am - 1:00pm, Heritage Room, Nebraska Union.
Musician Eliza Gilkyson will speak and perform over the lunch hour, providing a taste of the concert she's performing for the Lincoln Association for Traditional Arts at the Johnny Carson Theater that night. Her topic for the brown-bag luncheon will be Social Justice Activism and Music. This event is part of the Women's Center's Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming.
October 17-20 (Monday-Thursday):
"Sights Unseen" Art Display, 10:00am-5:00pm, Rotunda Gallery, Nebraska Union.
Sandra Williams’ class worked with women staying at Friendship Home this summer to create portraits and other works of art related to the women. This event is part of the Women's Center's Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming. More information about "Sights Unseen" is available here.
October 19 (Wednesday):
"African American Quilts: Teaching the Past Through Quilting," Dr. Pearlie Johnson (Assistant Professor, Pan-African Studies University of Louisville, Kentucky), 3:30pm, International Quilt Studies Center, UNL East Campus, 33d & Holdredge.
REEL CLIPS: CONTEMPORARY GLIMPSES FROM THE CLASSROOM, A Screening of Student Film Shorts, 6:00pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
Getting to Sweetback: Melvin Van Peebles & Alternative Influences, Many Shades of Gold: An Investigation of Ethnicity in the 90s, The Afro-Asian Connection: Martial Arts and Blacks, @TheUNL: Student Perspectives on Stereotypes in Film. Q&A to follow with the filmmakers.
October 20 (Thursday):
UPC presents LGBT Round Table with the Real World, 7:30-10:30 pm, Nebraska Union Centennial Room.
Voices of Hope Open House and Candlelight Vigil, 5:30pm, Voices of Hope 2545 N Street, Lincoln, NE.
The Voices of Hope Open House will begin at 5:30 pm and conclude at 7:30 pm when the community's annual Candlelight Vigil in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month will begin.
October 24 (Monday):
Two Spirit Movie, 6:00pm, Jackie Gaughn Multicultural Center, Room 212.
October 26 (Wednesday):
WGS Colloquium Series: The History of Act-Up, Sarah Schulman, 4:00-6:30pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted). Refreshments will be provided.
October 27 (Thursday):
Meet and Greet with Sarah Schulman, 12:30-1:30pm, LGBTQA Resouce Center, Nebraska Union 345. Refreshments will be provided.
9th Annual LGBTQA History Month Dinner, Sarah Schulman, speaker, 6:30pm, Embassy Suites. Pre-dinner social sponsored by OUTLinc, 5:30 p.m.
October 28 (Friday):
Community Conversation with Sarah Schulman, 1:00-2:30pm, Sheldon Museum of Art.
November 8 (Tuesday):
"The U.S. Syphillis Studies in Tuskegee and Guatemala: How Should We Think of Them Now?" Susan Reverby (Wellesley College), Nebraska Union Auditorium, 7:00 pm.
This is the Linda and Charles Wilson Humanities in Medicine Lecture. Reverby is the Marion Butler McLean Professor in the History of Ideas and Professor of Women's and Gender Studies at Wellesley College in Massachuttes.
Community Conversation about LGBTQ Civil Rights in Nebraska. 5:00-7:00pm, Nebraska Historical Society Museum at 15th & P Street.
November 9 (Wednesday):
"The Story of Evelyn Genevieve Sharp," Diane Bartels, 10:30am, auditorium at the Department of Veterans Affairs Lincoln clinic, 600 S. 70th St.
Evelyn Genevieve Sharp was a Nebraska barnstorming pilot who was selected as one of the first 28 women to fly World War II U.S. Army aircraft. Diane Bartels, an aviation historian and author of the book "Sharpie," will share the story of how Sharp taught more than 350 men to fly in civilian pilot programs in South Dakota and California.
The program is part of the Lincoln VA's events to celebrate Veterans Day week. A light lunch will follow.
November 10 (Thursday):
Ally Development Workshop, Nebraska Union (room posted), 10:00am-12:00pm.
The Ally Development Workshop link above will take you to the Facebook event
page. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP so they can have an approximation
of how many people to accommodate for. If you have any questions about the
Ally Development Workshop please contact: Pat Tetreault at ptetreau@unlnotes.unl.edu
“But here I am in Kent and Christendom”: Country, Court, and Making a Nation, Kelly Stage, (UNL Department of English) & Proof and Consequences: Women as Ministers of Revenge in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Marguerite Tassi, (UNK Department of English), Bailey Library (228 Andrews Hall), 5:00-6:30pm
"Sights Unseen" Dinner and Art Auction, 6:00-8:00pm, Wick Alumni Center.
A dinner banquet/art auction to benefit Friendship Home; the artwork created and displayed in the Rotunda Gallery the week prior will be auctioned off with proceeds going to Friendship Home. Outstanding student artists created portraits of Friendship Home residents this summer (adapted to conceal their identities) and have donated these pieces and other works for auction to raise funds for this important community resource for survivors of domestic violence. More information about "Sights Unseen" is available here.
Tickets for the Art Auction and Dinner are available in the SOFS office, 200 Nebraska Union, $15 student ticket, $25 non-student ticket, Checks must be written to Friendship Home, or cash is also an option. This event is part of the Women's Center's Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming.
November 15 (Tuesday):
"Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai," Documenatry Screening, 7:00-9:00pm, Nebraska Union Auditorium.
To honor the late Wangari Maathai, the E.N. Thompson Forum on World Issues will feature the documentary Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai. Taking Root tells the dramatic story of Kenyan Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Wangari Maathai whose simple act of planting trees grew into a nationwide movement to safeguard the environment, protect human rights, and defend democracy—a movement for which this charismatic woman became an iconic inspiration. This screening is Co-sponsored by The Institute for Ethnic Studies, The College of Business Administration and University Libraries.
Margaret Vendreyes on Barthe', Sheldon Museum of Art, 3:30 pm.
December 9 (Friday):
WGS December Graduation Lunch, 11:45-1:00pm, 316 Seaton Hall.
The Women's and Gender Studies program will be honoring its graduating major and minors on December 9, 2011 with a Graduation Lunch. Friends, family, and partners are welcome. Please RSVP to Glenda Moore, gmoore3@unl.edu or 402-472-9392, by Monday, December, 5.
January 18 (Wednesday):
WGS Colloquium: "Whitman's Leaves, Gamberale's Foglie d'erba and the language of Futurism and Fascism," Dr. Marina Camboni, 5:30-6:30pm, Bailey Library 229 Andrews Hall.
January 20 (Friday):
Brown Bag Lunch with Marina Camboni, 12:00-1:00pm, 316 Seaton Hall.
"Translation, Misappropriation, and the Politics of Language: Panel on Translation Issues,"3:00-5:00pm, Bailey Library 229 Andrews Hall.
The purpose of this panel is to raise questions about literary studies and how its primary objects-(the production, dissemination, reception, and meaning of) texts-are affected by the act of translation.
January 24 (Tuesday):
"In a Smoke Filled Room...Color Matters," Dr. Kwakiutl Dreher, 6:00pm, Sheldon Museum of Art.
Kwakiutl Dreher, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Associate Professor of English and Ethnic Studies, performs her one-woman show "In a Smoke-filled Room… Color Matters." The work tells the story of Azalea Lee Smith, a light-skinned African American woman who struggled to negotiate her identity in a color-conscious southern community. Her story unfolds as she recounts experiences from growing up in the rural south in the early 1900s to the setting of the play, her sewing room in Columbia, South Carolina, in the 1970s.
February 3- March 31
The House that Feminism Built, Parallax Space, 1746 “N” Street.
An interactive, growing exhibition making room for feminist dialogue. The result is the construction of The House that Feminism Built, a collaborative and ongoing installation of a suspended "house" composed of patched and sewn fragments of donated women’s clothing. A series of related events will take place during the months of February and March, including film screenings, panel discussions, sewing sessions, and community activities. For a list of upcoming events visit: www.unlwomanhouse.org
February 3 (Friday):
The House that Feminism Built Opening Reception, 7:00-10:00pm. Parallax Space, 1746 “N” Street.
Help us build! We want you to bring red, pink, and purple women’s clothing for sewing, and all your half-empty, no longer using "beauty products" from those bathroom cupboards.
February 10 (Friday)
"Ordained Women in the Middle Ages: When Women Were Clergy," Gary Macy (Santa Clara University), 4:30-6:00pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
March 1 (Thursday):
"'But Yet a Union in Partition': Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Stuart," Anna Riehl Bertolet (Auburn University), 5:00-6:30, Bailey Library, 229 Andrews Hall.
WGS Colloquium: "Guyland:The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men," Dr. Michael Kimmel, 7:00pm, Nebraska Union Auditorium.
Kimmel's talk is based on his recent book of the same title, a best-selling investigation of young people’s lives, based on interviews with more than 400 young men.
March 2 (Friday):
The House that Feminism Built Frist Friday Reception, 7:00-10:00pm. Parallax Space, 1746 “N” Street.
Help us build! We want you to bring red, pink, and purple women’s clothing for sewing, and all your half-empty, no longer using "beauty products" from those bathroom cupboards. March 12-16 (Monday-Friday):
"Little Waves” Rotunda Gallery Display, 9:00am-5:00pm, Nebraska Union Rotunda Gallery.
March 12 (Monday):
Leadership Luncheon, "Feminist Psychology:
Perspectives on Research and Practice," 11:30-1:00pm, Nebraska Union
(Room Posted).
Leadership
luncheons are free! Register by Thursday, March 8th to reserve your
lunch or drop in and bring your own! Call 472-2597.
Guerrilla Girls on Tour: "Feminists Are Funny," 7:00pm, Sheldon Museum of Art.
March 13 (Tuesday):
Student Parent Resource Fair, 10:00-12:00, Union Plaza, Nebraska Union.
Leadership Luncheon, "Evolution of Feminist Thought," 11:30-1:00pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
Speakers Lee Heerten (Wellness Educator -
Sexual Health, University Health Center), Donna L. Akers (Ph.D.
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Associate Professor, Institute of Ethnic
Studies-Native American Studies), Marissa Vigneault (Ph.D. Assistant
Professor of Practice, Modern and Contemporary Art History), Dené
Oglesby (UNL French Graduate Student, community activist). Leadership
luncheons are free! Register by Thursday, March 8th to reserve your
lunch or drop in and bring your own! Call 472-2597.
March 14 (Wednesday):
Leadership Luncheon, "Women's Careers in
Agriculture and Natural Resources," 11:00-1:00pm, Nebraska East Union
(Room Posted).
11:00am Community Organization Browsing
Session & Lunch, 11:30am Guest Panel Q&A Session, 12:30pm
Informal visiting time with panelists. Leadership luncheons are free!
Register by Thursday, March 8th to reserve your lunch or drop in and
bring your own! Call 472-2597.
Joan Wells, Wold Champion Trick Roper, 3:30pm, Nebraska East Union (Room Posted).
Womanhouse “Little Waves” Reception, 5:00pm-7:00pm, Rotunda Gallery, Nebraska Union.
March 15 (Thursday):
Celebrate Women Student Athletes, 10:00am-12:00pm, Nebraska Union Booth.
Leadership
Luncheon, Lucille O'Neal: "Walk Like you Have Somewhere To Go,"
11:30-1:00pm, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center (Room Posted). Leadership
luncheons are free! Register by Thursday, March 8th to reserve your
lunch or drop in and bring your own! Call 472-2597.
Chancellor’s
Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Status of Women Reception
and Awards Ceremony, 3:30-5:00pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
Seventh Annual Women’s History Month Banquet, 6:00-8:00pm, Wick Alumni Center.
For banquet ticket information contact
Jeff Rechs at 472-5668. Prices will be $15 for students, $20 for
non-students, department and organization tables are also available.
March 16 (Friday):
Leadership Luncheon,
“Getting Ahead Without Losing Your Mind: Achieving Work/Life Balance,”
11:30-1:00pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
Leadership
luncheons are free! Register by Thursday, March 8th to reserve your
lunch or drop in and bring your own! Call 472-2597. Monday, March 26-Friday, March 30:
Be The Change Week and Prairie Pride Film Festival. For more information please visit http://involved.unl.edu/be-change-week and http://prairiepridefilmfestival.com/.
Monday, March 26:
Sex in the Dark, 6:oo-7:00pm, Sex Toy 101, 7:00-7:30, Heritage Room, Nebraska Union.
Tuesday, March 27:
“Ask a Queer”, 3:30-4:45, Georgian Suite, Nebraska Union.
Pride Players, 6:30-7:30 pm, Auditorium, Nebraska Union.
Wednesday, March 28:
LGBTea, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, Rotunda Gallery, Nebraska Union.
"The Wise Kids," 7:00pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
Thursday, March 29:
The Power of an Ally, 11:00-2:00pm, Union Square, Nebraska Union.
Brown Bag Discussion: "Being out on campus and in the classroom", 12:00 - 1:00pm, LGBTQA Resource Center, Nebraska Union.
"Vito," 7:00 pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
Friday, March 30:
"Legalize Gay", 7:00 pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
Saturday, March 31:
"United in Anger: A History of ACT UP", 3:00 pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
"Kiss Me", 7:00 pm, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center.
April 3 (Tuesday):
WGS Colloquium: "Incorporating Masculinity into Women’s and Gender Studies" Roundtable Panel, James Garza, Jan Deeds, and Iker González-Allende, 12:30pm, Nebraska Union (Room Posted).
April 20 (Friday):
WGS Graduation Reception, 3:30-5:00pm, Unity Room, Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center.
Recurring Campus Meetings (weekly, monthly)
SAGE: Students Advocating for Gender Equality
QAC: Queer Ally Coalition
Monday:
SAGE/Students for Choice: Weekly Meeting 7:00-8:00 pm, City Campus Union
Wednesday:
Women's Center: Latina Discussion Group 12:00-1:00 pm @ the Women's Center
Women's Center: Lesbian, Bisexual, and Questioning (LBQ) Group 12:00-1:00@ the Women's Center
Thursday:
QAC: Weekly Mtg 6pm @ the Union
Friday:
Women's Center: Sister Circle, Tara 12:00-1:00pm @ the Women's Center
Other Campus Calendars
LGBTQA Programs and Services Calendar
Recurring Meetings (weekly, monthly)
Monday:
VOH: Phenomenal Women - 5:45 pm 2545 N St
Tuesday:
International Women and Children Group: 9:30-11:30am, University Lutheran Chapel
CGLBTC Mtg: First & Third Tuesday of each month, 11:30am-12:30pm, Union Room 200
UNITE Mtg: 5:30-7:00 pm @ the Culture Center
VOH: Talking Circle Support Group 5:30-7:00 pm @ 2545 N St
PFLAG Mtg: Fourth Tuesday of each month 7:00 @ Unitarian Church
Wednesday:
VOH: Sexual Trauma Support Group 5:30-7:00 pm @ 2545 N St
Thursday:
VOH: Mujeres Unidas 12:30-2:00 pm @ 2545 N St
Friday:
PFLAG: Lincoln Pride Comm. - 2 nd Friday 7:00 @ Unitarian Church
PFLAG: GLBT/Allies Coffee House - 3 rd Friday 7:30 @ Unitarian Church
Saturday:
VOH: Domestic Violence Support Group 9:00-10:30 am @ 2545 N St
VOH: Sexual Trauma Support Group 11:00 am-12:30 pm @ 2545 N St
Sunday:
W.I.N.G.S.: 11-11:30 am on 89.3 FM, KZUM, Lincoln's Community Radio Station, listen online @ www.kzum.org
The Wimmin's Show: 11:30-1:30pm on 89.3 FM, KZUM, Lincoln's Community Radio Station, online @ www.kzum.org
Commonly Used Acronyms:
ALLY: Program promoting pro-Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Transgender, Queer and anti-heterosexist attitudes and behaviors
CGLBTC: Committee for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Concerns
EDEP: Eating Disorder Education and Prevention
PFLAG: Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
VOH: Voices of Hope (formerly Rape Spouse Abuse Crisis Center)
W.I.N.G.S.: The Women's International News Gathering Service - WINGS is a news program reported by and about women. It is created by an all-woman independent radio production company. See Sunday listing below for time and listening info. www.wings.org
The Wimmin's Show: The Wimmin's Show features an eclectic mix of music by women artists from around the world, news and commentary, and lesbian and feminist perspectives and topics. The show has existed for over 25 years with each volunteer bringing her own perspectives. Current volunteers for the show include Deb Anderson, Sally Vanderslice, Rachel McClain and Molly Pitcher. See Sunday listing below for time and listening info.
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