Resources, Intervention, Support and Education (RISE) partnered with UMKC Women’s Center for their Clothesline Project on Oct. 8 to highlight Domestic Violence Awareness Month and provide resources for those who need it on campus.    This project teaches students...

 Join students as they “Take Back the Night,” one of the nation’s oldest worldwide movements against sexual violence this evening, Wednesday April 17.    The event will be held at the University Playhouse from 6:30-9:30 p.m., where participants can make signs, listen...

  Throughout the month of October, the UMKC’s Women's Center is hosting a clothing drive in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.   According to graduate assistant Alison Kendall, Domestic Violence Awareness Month is an opportunity to debunk misconceptions...

  Vibrant and characterful post-it notes filled the Miller Nichols Library this week for Operation Beautiful, an event hosted by the UMKC Women’s Center for Every Body is Beautiful Week (EBIB).   Students had the opportunity to write positive messages and spread them...

  It took three children’s deaths to bring national attention to postpartum care in America.    On Jan. 24,  Lindsay Clancy killed all three of her children and then attempted to end her life. Clancy survived the fall from a second-story window but is now permanently...