SMU's Feminist Equality Movement

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SMU's Feminist Equality Movement

Meetings every other Sunday 4-5 PM via Zoom Each year we organize numerous protests, drives, fundraisers, forums, discussions, and parties!

SMU FEM is a collection of SMU students and supportive community members designed to further gender equality through programming and activism. Notable events include:

-Take Back the Night Rally
-Va**na Monologues
-Sexual Assault Awareness Week
-What Is A Feminist? Panel
-Pro Choice, Pro Life Discussion Panel

04/28/2021

This SUNDAY drop in at 5 PM for a fun study break! Take a moment to relax and take a break from studying for finals with a fun, virtual game with FEM🌸🌈☮️ Hope you all are having a good semester & hope you join us this Sunday! Register at tinyurl.com/femmeeting10

03/17/2021

Have you ever been interested in working for a non profit organization? Tune in this SUNDAY at 4 PM CT to learn more! With the help of amazing panelists from organizations like Planned Parenthood, FEM is excited to learn more about the opportunities available and how to access them. Hope to see you all there!

02/23/2021

Tune in this SUNDAY to watch Netflix’s Patriot Act with FEM! We will be viewing the Fast Fashion episode and discussing the social, environmental, and political implications of the issue afterwards. Hope to see you all there! Register at tinyurl.com/femmeeting8 ✨

02/08/2021

This VALENTINE’S DAY at 4 PM CT join us to talk about our favorite ways to practice self care and make 2021 vision boards! Check out our story for a fun, interactive way to get pumped for this week’s meeting💌 Hope to see you all there! Register at tinyurl.com/femmeeting7✨

01/27/2021

This SUNDAY 4-5 PM CT is our first meeting of the semester! Tune in to play a game of Shero Jeopardy and learn about an opening on our exec team🙌 We are looking for a co-programming chair to help us plan our spring events. Hope to see you there! Register at tinyurl.com/femmeeting6

01/12/2021

The Youth Power Fellowship is a virtual leadership development training series where you will have the opportunity to understand and develop your own theory of change, apply that theory to strategic planning, and then put that strategy into ACTION.
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During YPF, you will receive the knowledge, tools, and resources to not only launch your own actions and campaigns in your community but also at the Texas State Capitol. At the end of your fellowship, you will receive a stipend to carry out an action in collaboration with experienced Planned Parenthood team members to help stop anti-reproductive health attacks during the 2021 Texas legislative session
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This will take place between February 9-20 and will consist of 12 hours of training. You must complete at least 10 hours to be eligible to receive the stipend. Most of the trainings are in the evening (5:30 pm-7:30 pm CT) and on a Saturday (11:00 am-1:00 pm CT). We hope you check out this amazing opportunity! Email [email protected] to sign up! Applications are due January 15th!

12/09/2020

Hey everyone! Just wanted to send an update on our Finals Study Break Game Night! This event will now take place ON SUNDAY December 13th from 6-7 PM CT! We will be playing “Guess Who:Feminist Figures Edition”. You can register for the event at this link:

tinyurl.com/femmeeting5

We hope to see you all there!

11/18/2020

Every year, SMU’s Feminist Equality Movement hosts Take Back the Night, a program comprising a campus rally against sexual violence, a candlelight vigil honoring victims and survivors, and a survivor speak-out. In light of COVID-19, this semester we will be hosting a modified version of TBTN. In addition to a showing of the documentary "The Hunting Ground," FEM created a display featuring the testimonies of survivors here on Dallas Hall Lawn. You can go check it out November 18th-20th!

11/16/2020

FRIDAY November 20th at 7 PM, FEM will be showing the documentary, “The Hunting Ground.” We will have Tiff’s Treats along with other snacks and drinks!
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The Hunting Ground is a 2015 documentary film about the incidence of sexual assault on college campuses in the United States and the reported failure of college administrations to deal with it adequately. The documentary focuses on Annie E. Clark and Andrea Pino, two former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students who filed a Title IX complaint against UNC in response to their rapes while enrolled. The use of Title IX in campus sexual assault cases became a model for universities across the country.

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Hughes-Trigg Women's Center
Dallas, TX

Website

http://tinyurl.com/smufem

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