Coming Attraction:

When Valentine’s Day is over-
Let's Talk about
Sex.
(Shall we?)

A honest-to-goodness conversation about those lingering questions that beg for direct and honest responses.

The format is Q&A

Submit questions or concerns anonymously -if you want- or ask them in person.
The panel will answer your questions from different points of view.


We are looking for an:

Approachable and Open forum
because we want to discuss what is most pressing on your minds.

Presented By: Lesley University Women’s Center

Not just for women

Part of our Spring Health and Gender Series

For more information- contact the Women's Center

womenscenter@lesley.edu

By: Daphne Strassmann
Photo: Daphne Strassmann

Photography. Mia BloomBecker's lens

The Women's Center is happy to present Mia BloomBecker's photographs. Mia is the work-study student at the center this year. Please come by to our Open house to enjoy Mia's work and learn more about the Lesley Women's Center.


Here is Mia's description of the show:

I was born and raised in Santa Cruz, California. I'm inspired by traveling, and this photo exhibit showcases a variety of locations. There are photos from my hometown, as well as Cambridge, New York, Scotland and Germany. They show some of my favorite subjects: nature, architecture and decay. I find the effect of time on buildings fascinating, and it is present in many of the photographs. I'm excited for the opportunity to share my photos with the Lesley community.

You can see more of Mia's work at:
http://miabloombecker.com

Launch Pads

Every Thursday between the hours of 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm, the writing group for Lesley faculty and staff, carves out time and space for intense and focused work.

We're growing but still have plenty of room. So please join us. Bring your lunch or your coffee and relax into some maximum productivity. All of those who have attended rave about the quality time the sessions provide.

Keep checking the blog for mentions of speakers and the possibility of adding a new day to the weekly schedule.

For more information or to get on our mailing list email me:

Daphne Strassmann

dstrassm@lesley.edu

or

womenscenter@lesley.edu

Welcome

Welcome to Lesley University Women's Center blog!

What is the Lesley University Women’s Center?

• A resource center on health and other issues important to women
• A way to collaborate with and support educational and social programming that strengthens a campus environment conducive to respectful interactions between women and men
• A meeting place for individuals and organizations, and a fun place to eat lunch, watch movies, and hang out!

Mission Statement
Lesley University's Women's Center offers a safe space for all students committed to gender equality, provides information, resources and integrates the academic, social and co-curricular aspects of the Lesley experience, and supports developing programs and events in the spirit of advocacy. The Center actively works to eliminate barriers and to encourage participation. We work to ensure equal and full opportunity for all, regardless of sex, gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, background, religion, ability or age.