AAUW did a fabulous job publicizing the new research report, Crossing the Line: Sexual Harassment at School. Upon its release, the news hit TV, magazines, newspapers, and social media around the country. Now that the initial excitement has faded but the importance of the report remains, how can we get this information into the hands [...]
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Getting “Crossing the Line” into Good Hands
Posted in AAUW in the News, AAUW research, Sex Discrimination, Sexism, Sexual Harassment, Social Justice, The AAUW Community, Voter Education, Women and Civil Rights, Women's Health, tagged Covington-Mandeville, Crossing the Line, Louisiana, Program in a Box on February 6, 2012, | 3 Comments »
Connecting Generations through Dance
Posted in A Women's Nation, AAUW in the News, Equity in the News, Social Justice, The AAUW Community, Women & Economic Security, tagged 19th Amendment, AAUW, Baton Rouge, equal pay day, flash mob, Jan Koellen, Louisiana, Louisiana State University, LSU, Women's Equality Day on September 21, 2011, | 1 Comment »
How do you get young women involved in social movements? This is the question Jan Koellen, co-president of the AAUW Baton Rouge (LA) Branch, battled with as she tried to find a way to engage local students. She believes younger women hold the key to success with issues such as pay equity or getting the [...]
Equal Education Opportunities at Risk in Louisiana
Posted in Sex Discrimination, Sexism, Social Justice, Students & Educational Issues, Supreme Court, The AAUW Community, Title IX, Women and Civil Rights, tagged ACLU, Gender Stereotypes, Louisiana, National WOmen's Law Center, Vermilion on July 16, 2010, | 6 Comments »
The state of Louisiana contains 64 parishes; one of them is named Vermilion. If you’re not a bayou state native, you’ve probably never heard of it. But if you care about equal educational opportunities for girls and boys, you’d do well to learn a little more about what’s going on there. Just before the start [...]
Campaign College and the RajinCajuns
Posted in Students & Educational Issues, tagged American University, Campaign College, Louisiana, Running Start, Student Governmant, woman president on March 18, 2009, | 2 Comments »
Originally posted on the AU Woman and Politics Institute blog, this post is by Jillian Rubino, Director of Leadership Programs for the American University Women & Politics Institute. On Saturday, March 7th, 2009, the Campaign College tour made its second stop at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. It was my first official business trip, and [...]
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