“Well, quarantine’s the perfect time to fix that” my friend says to me. We then continue to complain about the way our bodies have changed
No matter how you cut it, women’s earnings are typically behind those of men as it takes a woman almost 16 months to earn what a man earns in just 12 months.
“Well you don’t really look Black.” “You speak good English for an Asian.” “I’m not racist, I have a lot of Black friends.” “She’s so
Avoiding public spaces and staying home might help stop the spread of COVID-19, but for many survivors of domestic violence, staying home is another, more
Since the beginning of time, skin color has continued to serve as the most obvious determinant in how a person will be judged and treated.
Here at the Women’s Center, intersectionality is central to the work we do. We know that everyone reading this has come to follow the Women’s
One in 5 people will suffer from a mental illness during their lifetime. The current coronavirus pandemic has left many experts concerned that the increased
During this unprecedented and peculiar time of COVID-19 and sheltering-in-place, I have seen more than a few people talking about settling into this space to
No matter what the cause, stress floods your body with hormones. We can develop healthier ways of responding to stress; one way is to invoke the relaxation response.
As Michigan has declared a state of emergency, the Women’s Center of Greater Lansing is still working to address the safety, health, and well-being of