UCLA Dance Group Psypher Provides a Safe Space for Dance and Discussing Mental Health
“We started Psypher to create a space for dancers where they wouldn’t have to focus on looking perfect.”
“Suicide: Practice and Policy Implications” the Importance of Regulating the Conversation
A summary of “Suicide: Practice and Policy Implications,” a conversation about suicide and prevention, specifically within the military.
What is a Body？
“If you are asked to describe an object, you answer that it is a body with a surface, impenetrable, shaped, colored, and movable. But subtract all these adjectives from your definition and what is left of that imaginary being you call a body?”
Kors, Hudson, and The World Food Program: What Does it Mean to be a Celebrity Ambassador?
A summary and analysis of the conversation between Michael Kors, Kate Hudson, and The World Food Program about ending world hunger and the responsibilities it involves.
Featured UCLA Feminist: Ava Katrina Corales
As a Filipina woman of color who is passionate about mental wellness, body positivity, and support for survivors, Corales sees her feminism as a huge part of her life’s purpose and of practicing self-love.
UC Students: Show Up for the Workers Who Make Your Campus Run
When students show up for workers, the university can no longer perpetuate the toxic and backwards myth that workers’ demands for respect and dignity are a threat to students’ quality of experience at university. This is a rhetorical ploy which we have heard over and over again by the UC to put students and workers against one another and evade accountability.
What’s on the Ballot: A Comprehensive Guide to California Midterms
Millennial voters have the ability to dramatically affect every American’s access to healthcare, housing, and education. Let your voice be heard at the polls this Nov. 6.
“Crazy Rich Asians” and a New Era for Asian-American Representation in the Media
The success of “Crazy Rich Asians” can be interpreted as a crack in the system, an opportunity to open up more conversations about ethnic experiences and more possibilities for Asian-Americans to engage in the industry.
CAC Art Series Presents: Taking Up Space
During Week 6, UCLA’s Cultural Affairs Commission will present “Taking Up Space,” an Art Series exhibit featuring fat-identifying individuals and their personal narratives.
Featured UCLA Feminist: Rachel Chau
UCLA-based Instagrammer @angryasianfeminist embraces her Asian identity and empowers those experiencing discrimination and stereotyping through initiating discourse on social media, a growing platform for global activism. She discusses strategies to deal with ignorant counter activism.