Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Events

Join the Writing Resources Center for a workshop designed to help you handle your final projects.

Join five engaging panelists, your friends from across the university, and residents of Williamsburg for this exciting town-gown event to address the key roles that  diversity and inclusion play in our students' wellness.  Reception to follow. 

Join us during National Library Week as we tackle an important issue: improving content on cis and trans women, the arts, and feminism on Wikipedia.

It's Amnesty's iconic spring event! Listen to wonderful local musicians/performers while participating in human rights activism (petitions, letters, etc.)! The event is FREE and food will be provided

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Join the OCE and guests from United Way and Jamestown/ Yorktown Foundation as we discuss the ways gender plays a role in the nonprofit industry.

Lunch will be provided. Please email [[w|aurbanowski@wm.edu]] to RVSP before Thursday, April 12th.   

Walking tour of significant historical sites in African American history at William & Mary. The tour will be conducted by Dr. Terry Meyers, Chancellor Professor of English, Emeritus and Mallory Walker, Mosaic Fellow, Swem Library Sites. 

Lynn Briley '71, Karen Ely '71, and Janet Brown Strafer '71, M.Ed. '77, the first African American students in residence at William & Mary, will discuss their experiences integrating the university and answer questions from the audience.

An awards dinner to honor Lynn Briley '71, Karen Ely '71, and Janet Brown Strafer '71, M.Ed. '77, the first African American students in residence at William & Mary, as well as to recognize other achievements of William & Mary's African American alumni. 

Please join us at a plaque dedication ceremony to commemorate 50 Years African-Americans at William & Mary and 100 Years of Women at William & Mary by honoring the first African-American women graduates and the first 24 women to enroll as students at W&M.

During this year's National Week of Conversation, join Eric Garrison (SoE '94 and Assistant Director, Health Promotion) for this conversation on what a campus-wide, top-down/botton-up realization of the Okanagan Charter would mean for our university.

Take a study break by learning about your future study abroad options!