LUC Diversity: Feminism

04/06/2019

Artists including Mickalene Thomas and Elle Pérez take inspiration from Virginia Woolf’s “Orlando” for Aperture, curated by Tilda Swinton.

09/05/2019

APPLICATIONS!!

The feminist committee is looking for next year's new board members:

- Chair
- Communication officer
- Project manager
- Social media manager

Send us a 200 words motivation letter by June 9.

02/05/2019

Fun fact: for centuries the Cambridge colleges were all male institutions!

Justice for Men and Boys event goes against institution’s values, say staff and students

23/04/2019

ARTISTS OF LUC!!

We are still looking for people to participate in the art exhibition on the 29th April organized by SexCo. and the Feminist committee. We would like to display art that is related to body positivity, empowerment, identity... but up to you! It can be any kind of art, from paintings to photography or performance. If you would like to write a poem or a piece, you are also welcome to. We are open to anything really! Here is the form where you can sign up.

Looking forward to seeing you there!! 💖💖

For the upcoming Well Being Week in Week 4, Monday will be dedicated to s*xual well-being. On behalf of SexCo. with help of the Feminist Committee we want to host this event to allow all the creative minds of LUC to share their perspectives on body positivity and s*xual empowerment. This will be an....

15/04/2019

WE NEED YOUR S*X TOYS

For an art project taking place at LUC, we are looking for s*x toys… and anything kinky. We just need to take a picture of it, dm us for details! (it will be anonymous)

12/04/2019

Interested in interning at a feminist start-up that works on s*xuality? Check out F***y Land! Within this start-up, there is an opportunity for students to gain experience with commercial social media as their intern. Be sure to send a motivational letter before their deadline!

09/03/2019

Abortion rights groups expressed alarm at the decision, saying it sets a dangerous precedent at a time when the idea of “fetal rights” — which recognize embryos and fetuses as separate from a woman — is gaining currency in the legislatures and courts.