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FAM members created this website in 2018 to provide students with information on a variety of sexual and reproductive health topics, as well as informs students of their nearby recourses at Parton Health Center, Porter Hospital, and Planned…

The FAM Facebook page provides an excellent log of all FAM events, campaigns, rallies, causes, etc.

NOTE: Link to the Facebook page is below

This is a Facebook message to student activist Toria Isquith from the Director of the local CPC. This message contains a request from the director to meet with Isquith in order to further discuss the work of the Addison Country CPC.

Laundry racks set up in feminist protest are based on the works of Mónica Mayer, Mexican artist, and feminist activist who in 1978 asked 800 women from her city to complete the phrase “As a woman, the thing that disgusts me the most about my city…

A photograph of the Delta Upsilon party (May 7 and 8) Coverage featuring a bloodied mannequin hanging from the balcony in the top right corner.

A photograph of the Delta Upsilon party (May 7 and 8) Coverage featuring a bloodied mannequin hanging from the balcony in the top right corner.

This document described SRR's Complicity Project, which was launched in the 2018-2019 school year. This project, a continuation from the previous year's #MiddToo project, focuses on individual and community complicity in a campus culture of sexual…

This website was created by a group of students as a part of Professor Carly Thomsen’s “Politics of Reproduction” class in the spring of 2020. The website provides information on CPCs and focuses on CPCs’ online presence during the coronavirus…

Poster advertising a petition organized by Elissa Asch (2022.5) in an effort to ban CPCs from all colleges in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).

This document includes all of the Complicity Project Display posters (the front of the Davis Library display). These posters include information about the Complicity Project, interviews with faculty and staff, student survey responses, and…