sexual assault
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Campus Life
Time to Think About Gender: Coverage on the Thinking Gender Conference & Pre-Existing Conditions
FEM attended UCLA’s Center for the Study of Women (CSW) 28th annual graduate student research conference, Thinking Gender: Pre-existing Conditions,…
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Campus Life
Changing the Narrative of Sexual Assault on Campus
Through her research, Harris hopes to demonstrate the opposite: “We need to make [space for discussions about sexual assault] so…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Heather Adams
The recent strides in Hollywood finally punishing men’s abominable behavior has made Adams ecstatic. She feels as though the women…
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Campus Life
UCLA Resists DeVos Title IX Changes, But Support for Survivors Still Lacking
“If students don’t believe their cases are being taken seriously, they won’t feel comfortable coming forward.”
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Dialogue and Opinion
Feminism 101: What is Sexual Violence?
Sexual violence is the non-legal blanket term that includes sexual harassment, sexual abuse, sexual assault, molestation and rape.
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Katherine Jabba
“It’s more than women just getting an equal playing ground. It starts with treating women as actual people – it…
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Dialogue and Opinion
What the Hell Does “Accountability” Look Like?
The truth is that the patriarchal, capitalist values which dominate American society are what allow Spacey and others like him…
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Arts and Creative
When a Safe Space Is No Longer Safe: PWR BTTM, Consent, and Holding Artists Accountable
Queer punk band PWR BTTM’s fast ascent to fame within the DIY and LGBTQIA+ communities has just as speedily turned…
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Campus Life
Denim Day at UCLA
Denim Day transforms everyday clothing into symbols against against sexual assault and rape culture.
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Campus Life
The Color of Lawlessness: Deconstructing Sexual Assault in Communities of Color
“The workshop was an attempt to begin a process of introspection—of how race informs gender. I hope it planted the…
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