Schedule of Events

View the flier here.

Monday, February 6

  • University Awards for the Advancement of Women

3:30 – 5:00 pm, Anne Queen Faculty Commons Room, Campus Y

Join us in recognizing the faculty, staff, and students whose work has improved the lives of women at Carolina. Co-sponsored by the Offices of the Chancellor and the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost.

  •  An Evening with Sam Peterson

7:00 pm, Chapman 125

Sam Peterson is a local writer and performance artist who uses film and theater to explore the implications of transition and gender expansion. Join us for Sam’s unique mix of humor, philosophy, and sarcasm as he screens “You Might Be Trans If” and performs selections from his upcoming one-man show “F to M to Octopus.” Q&A afterwards.

Tuesday, February 7

  • Fireside Chat with Chancellor Holden Thorp

2:00-3:30 pm, Toy Lounge

Chancellor Thorp will lead the campus community in a conversation about gender and gender equity at UNC. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for a lively and productive dialogue with fellow faculty, staff, students and administrators!

  • Thursday, February 9

Brown Bag Film: Juggling Gender/Still Juggling (1992/2007)

12:00 – 1:30 pm, 039 Graham Memorial

Juggling Gender is a loving portrait of Jennifer Miller, a lesbian performer who lives her life with a full beard.  The film explores the fluidity of gender and raises important questions about the construction of sexual and gender identity.  Still Juggling features Miller fifteen years later, discussing family and religion, gender and the beard, and her work as a circus performer.

http://www.andersongoldfilms.com/films/documentaries/jg.htm

  • Sacrificial Poets Speak Out: Challenging Gender Norms Through Art

7:00 pm, Manning 209

Check out an exciting evening of spoken word poetry. Sacrificial Poets, North Carolina’s premier youth poetry organization, will perform original work concerning gender norms and conventions. Sacrificial Poets recently returned from a project that utilized poetry to document the revolutions in North Africa, and a three-month national tour, taking them from the tip of Florida to the coast of Hawaii.  http://sacrificialpoets.com/

Friday, February 10

  • CWC Open House

10am – 2pm

Drop by the Women’s Center at the end of the week to meet the staff and share your suggestions for gender related programs and events you’d like to see on campus.

**Light refreshments will be provided at all events!

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