Today we talk about the menstrual product drive we are planning, so that we can house menstrual products in the center. We are working with Sustain UNL and interview them on today's podcast! We hope you enjoy and look forward to this advocacy series. 

Thanks for listening! Today we talk about how toxic masculinity can have a damaging impact on our environment. Enjoy!

Today we talk about SNAP or Supplemental Nutrition Assitance Program and how this is relevant in our campus community. We talk about stigma and local legislation. In this episode we have State Senator Megan Hunt talk about LB 121 regarding SNAP benefits. Thanks for listening! 

This is a re-recording of Gender Disparities in Athletics. In this episode, we cover wage gaps, providing facilities for athletes, and recent legislation making the effort to ban trans athletes from participating in sports teams. See you all in two weeks!

Hello! Thanks for listening. Today we talk about self- advocacy and what that means in a college context. We also touch on how mental health can be affected by self- advocacy or the lack thereof.  

Welcome back! Today we talk about local businesses and how we can support the Lincoln community. We talk to Cinnamon, owner of A Novel Idea Bookstore, and how she started her local business as a UNL senior. 

In today's episode, we talk about supportive resources available to DACA and undocumented students at UNL. We welcome guests Dr. Crystal Garcia Assistant Professor of Educational Administration and Katie Kodad Program Coordinator from the Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services. 

In today's episode, we talk about the disparities between women athletes and men athletes. We cover topics like the NCAA amenities available to men compared to women athletes, the gender roles sports teams can enforce, and the increasing number of bills introduced at the state level prohibiting transwomen to compete on women's sports teams. 

Welcome back to That's What You Missed at the Women's Center. Today we talk about getting involved in your local community. We acknowledge how hard it can be to find a way to get involved and also discuss burnout culture. 

In today's episode of What You Missed at the Women's Center, we talk about being an ally to women of color in academic spaces at a predominantly white institution. We interview our co-worker Batool Ibrahim, who is also the President of the Black Student Union. We talk through her experiences as a black woman on our campus and ways we could be better allies to women of color. 

Disclaimer: This episode is longer than usual. We wanted to allow room for an anecdotal example to emphasize how important and relevant it is to be an ally on our campus.