WELCOME TO THE WCC ONLINE
In addition to our regular website - this space is where you can find the most up to date info, opportunities, and resources from the Stanford Women's Community Center.
*COVID-19 Update for Fall 2021:
In accordance with safety precautions issued by Santa Clara County and Stanford University, the Centers for Equity Community and Leadership (ECL) are looking forward to a safe and responsible reopening in Fall 2021. We will continue to prioritize safety, community-building, and diversity and equity and are working actively to determine the details of our Fall plans. Stay tuned!
“The struggle against patriarchy and racism must be substantively robust and inextricably intertwined.”
-Kimberlé Crenshaw
Our Mission:
The Women's Community Center exists to facilitate growth and engagement for Stanford students around issues of gender, equity, identity, and justice.
We do this by building community and providing innovative opportunities to explore scholarship, leadership, and activism.
Our approach is inclusive, intersectional, and welcoming of people of any background or level of prior engagement with these issues.
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STOP ASIAN HATE. In order to for us to collectively dismantle white supremacy, patriarchy, and oppression, we must speak out and stand against the violence being inflected on our marginalized communities. The WCC stands in solidarity with the Asian and Asian American Community. Please read the statement from the WCC Directors condemning violence against the Asian and Asian American Community in Winter Quarter 2021 as well as resources and information HERE. |
BLACK LIVES MATTER. The nature of intersectional feminist work requires us to stand up and work towards justice and equity with attention to the intersection of oppressed parts of our identities. This cannot be done without full support and solidarity for Black liberation. This requires a focus on dismantling white supremacy, patriarchy, and structural inequalities across the board. Please read the statement posted by the Firetruck House (WCC and QSR) in Spring 2020 as well as resources and information HERE. |
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The Stanford Women’s Community Center has the pleasure of announcing:
2021 GENDER, EQUITY, AND JUSTICE SUMMIT! Friday, April 30, 2021 After a year of uncertainty, it is the joy of the Women’s Community Center to announce that we will be featuring Actress and Activist, Dominique Jackson, alongside a panel of inspiring local activists to share their wisdom, stories, and journey to activism with the Stanford community and beyond. Co-sponsored by the Centers for Equity, Community, and Leadership, with additional support by Queer Student Resources and Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. |
In case you missed it, or want to watch it again (we do!), here is the 2021 Gender,Equity, Justice Summit Keynote Conversation with Dominique Jackson!
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[Image Description: Flyer with navy background and purple plants in upper left and bottom right corners. Black and white photo of Dominique Jackson in the center with text: “Dominique Jackson is an actress, author, model, and activist. She is known for her leading role in Pose and has led many impactful initiatives for the LGBTQ+ community.” All other information presented in the email is contained in the body of this email.]
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Activism Panel (featuring Elba Morales from Centro Legal de la Raza, Juniper Yun from the San Francisco Transgender District, Isabella Zizi from Idle Know More/SF Bay and Jenny Wun from AAPI Women Lead)
GEJS Schedule of Events:
Friday April 30th, 2021 12:30pm - Community Lunch (open to Stanford students) 3:00pm - Activism Panel (open to the public) featuring Elba Morales from Centro Legal de la Raza, Juniper Yun from the San Francisco Transgender District, Isabella Zizi from Idle Know More/SF Bay and Jenny Wun from AAPI Women Lead! 5:00pm - Keynote Address with Dominique Jackson (open to the public) |
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Here is a quick virtual tour of the WCC space!
The front of the Fire Truck House at 433 Santa Teresa Street. The WCC is on the first floor, and QSR is on the 2nd floor.
2019-2020 WCC Staff in front of our mural