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POV: Spark Joy

In all the facets of our work, the Women’s Center calls for justice and healing, committed to amplifying a diverse range of voices, envisioning the day when everyone can flourish. We know the power – and necessity – of passing on the torch. Part of that flourishing is a deep-rooted sense of joy.
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POV: Launching Our Graduates

Graduates, we will follow your next steps, and we look forward to welcoming you back when you visit Grounds.
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POV: Nourishing the Droughts

Where did my words flee?
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25th Anniversary of the Elizabeth Zintl Leadership Award

We, as a community, often focus narrowly on students when we speak of the presence of women at UVA. Doing so overlooks the enormous contributions of the women faculty and staff who have made our University a more welcoming and inclusive place.

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Joy, too

This is not the first time we have faced collective challenges and traumas. We can endure adversity and thrive again afterwards.
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Supporting Members of the Black Community

We are committed to making the University of Virginia a place where everyone is welcome.

Valleys that Nurture Growth

We reflect on the lessons we’ve learned from this year’s graduates, and hope they will similarly reflect on and absorb the lessons they learned from their time with us.

The Ground She Walks On: Women’s History Month x UVA

Join us as we celebrate women’s history and (borrowing from the 2021 Presidential Proclamation), “pay tribute to the trailblazers from the recent and distant past for daring to envision a future for which no past pr

Verdicts Announced and Awaited

As the first of three verdicts in trials involving racial/racialized violence has just come out (Kyle Rittenhouse's trial today, with the Charlottesville trial of the Unite the Right organizers and the trial of the men who killed Ahmaud Arbery anticipated within the next few days), this is a moment to be especially attentive to communi

Crises in Haiti and Afghanistan

Crises of all kinds disproportionately impact the most vulnerable. And the well-being of women and children is tenuous at best in many places, especially where poverty is deepest. We at the Women’s Center are gravely concerned for those whose lives are threatened by the earthquake in Haiti and the political turmoil in Afghanistan.