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Monday, March 1
Rebelles on Break!
Feminists, there will be no discussion or meeting this week, as it is March Break. Join us next week for more feminism!!
Wednesday, February 17
Next NB Rebelles Discussion/Meeting
Our next discussion will be on the topic: "Lady Gaga: Feminist?". I know you won't want to miss it! As always, the discussion will be followed by a meeting for which you are welcome, but not obligated, to stay.
Monday, February 22nd at 7pm.
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions).
Everyone is welcome, and we love to see new faces!
Monday, February 22nd at 7pm.
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions).
Everyone is welcome, and we love to see new faces!
Wednesday, February 10
Next NB Rebelles Discussion Night/Meeting
Lovely feminists,
Our next discussion night will be held on Monday, February 15th. The topic is Women in Politics.
The discussion will be followed by a meeting, for which you are encouraged (but not obligated) to stay. We love to see new faces; everyone is welcome!
Monday, Feb. 15 @ 7pm
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions)
See you there!
Our next discussion night will be held on Monday, February 15th. The topic is Women in Politics.
The discussion will be followed by a meeting, for which you are encouraged (but not obligated) to stay. We love to see new faces; everyone is welcome!
Monday, Feb. 15 @ 7pm
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions)
See you there!
Tuesday, February 2
Next NB Rebelles Discussion Night/Meeting
Friends!
Our next discussion night will be held on Monday, February 8th. The topic is Harper & the Ladies (regarding Stephen Harper's recent pledge to help women and children around the world). Some background!
The discussion will be followed by a meeting, for which you are encouraged (but not obligated) to stay. We love to see new faces; everyone is welcome!
Monday, Feb. 8 @ 7pm
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions)
See you there!
Our next discussion night will be held on Monday, February 8th. The topic is Harper & the Ladies (regarding Stephen Harper's recent pledge to help women and children around the world). Some background!
The discussion will be followed by a meeting, for which you are encouraged (but not obligated) to stay. We love to see new faces; everyone is welcome!
Monday, Feb. 8 @ 7pm
Feminist HQ (email nbrebelles@gmail.com for directions)
See you there!
Wednesday, January 27
Feminist Panel Discussion and Film Screening
The NB Rebelles invite you to a screening of Rebelles: The Documentary, followed by a panel discussion on Emerging Feminism in Canada.
Saturday, January 30
2:30pm
Edmund Casey Hall Room 120 (STU Campus)
FREE!
The event includes a 40 minute film on the Montreal conference where over five hundred young women met on women's issues, with twenty women from Fredericton attending.
The speakers on the panel include St. Thomas Women's Studies faculty Dr. Jo-Anne Elder, Tania D'Aluisio-Tyler (Rebelles member and St. Thomas student), Bill Patrick (Gender Justice Collaborative), and Joyce Arthur (Executive Director, ARCC). Samantha Molen (of the NB Rebelles) will be moderating.
This event is co-sponsored by the Women's Studies and Gender Studies Programme at St. Thomas University, the UNB Women's Studies Programme, the UNB/STU Women's Centre and the Fredericton Peace Coalition. It is free to attend, and all members of the community are welcome!
Saturday, January 30
2:30pm
Edmund Casey Hall Room 120 (STU Campus)
FREE!
The event includes a 40 minute film on the Montreal conference where over five hundred young women met on women's issues, with twenty women from Fredericton attending.
The speakers on the panel include St. Thomas Women's Studies faculty Dr. Jo-Anne Elder, Tania D'Aluisio-Tyler (Rebelles member and St. Thomas student), Bill Patrick (Gender Justice Collaborative), and Joyce Arthur (Executive Director, ARCC). Samantha Molen (of the NB Rebelles) will be moderating.
This event is co-sponsored by the Women's Studies and Gender Studies Programme at St. Thomas University, the UNB Women's Studies Programme, the UNB/STU Women's Centre and the Fredericton Peace Coalition. It is free to attend, and all members of the community are welcome!
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