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Every March, the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion (CMEI), the Auraria Phoenix Center, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and the Veteran and Military Student Services commemorates Women’s History Month. What began simply as a Women’s History Week in the United States has evolved into an entire month full of celebration, education, and commemoration of women who come before us. We celebrate this month with all who identify as women including, but not limited to women of color, trans-women, queer women, and all other marginalized groups of women. We hope to create co-curricular programing with our partners to highlight and amplify the voices of women who are continuing to create change as well as champion for women on the Auraria campus. On March 8^th, we also recognize International Women’s Day. We want to acknowledge the oppression of trans, non-binary, gender-confirming, and women-identified individuals with emphasis on uplifting voices from the respective community.

This year’s theme of honors women in every community have devoted their lives and talents to creating a sustainable future for the betterment of our future women.

Women’s History Month Kick-Off: Crafting Confidence

Wednesday, March 4th | 11:30AM – 1:00PM | Tivoli 129

Open to the public, no registration requiredÌýÌýÌý

Join us as we kick off Women’s History Month with a hands-on and empowering experience centered on safety, self-care, and community. Participants will create their own safety kit keychains while learning about on- and off-campus resources designed to support personal safety and well-being. This kickoff is a space to reflect on the strength of women past and present, share knowledge, and leave with practical tools and information to help keep yourself and others safe. All are welcome as we begin the month by centering care, empowerment, and collective support.

Women’s History Month x Delta Xi Nu, Sorority Presents: Pampering Kits for the Latina Safe House

Tuesday, March 10th | 2:30PM – 4PM | Tivoli 129

Open to the public, no registration requiredÌý

Join us for a meaningful service experience as we come together to create pampering kits in support of the Latina Safe House. This session is an opportunity to give back while showing care and solidarity with survivors by assembling kits filled with comforting and essential self-care items. Through this collective act of kindness, we aim to uplift, support healing, and remind recipients that they are valued, seen, and not alone. All are welcome to participate as we turn compassion into action and make a positive impact in our community.

Rachel B. Noel Professorship

Tuesday, March 17th & Wednesday, March 18th

Please use the following link to learn more about the Rachel B. Noel Professorship Programming.

Celebrating Women Veterans: Honoring Our Sisters Who Have ServedÌý

Wednesday, March 18th | 11AM – 1PM | Tivoli 440s

Join us for a special luncheon as we honor and celebrate women veterans whose courage, leadership, and service have shaped our communities and our nation. This gathering offers an opportunity to hear their stories, reflect on the unique experiences of women in the military, and express our gratitude for their contributions and sacrifices. Enjoy a meal while we come together to uplift their voices, recognize their resilience, and celebrate the powerful legacy of women who have served. All are welcome to share in this meaningful tribute.

Women of º£½ÇÉçÇø Alumni Network Presents – Finding Balance Amid Life’s Demands: Strategies for Well-Being and Resilience

Tuesday, March 31st | 5:30PM – 7:30PM | St. Cajetan’s

Open to the public,Ìý

In a world that often feels more chaotic and demanding than ever, finding balance and caring for ourselves can be a real challenge. Join the Women of º£½ÇÉçÇø Alumni Network for an evening designed to support connection, reflection, and practical strategies for navigating burnout and sustaining well‑being.

This interactive experience will be facilitated by Jamie Morgan of Little Bird Coaching & Consulting and will blend guided self‑reflection, movement‑based conversation, and simple micro‑practices that support nervous system regulation and resilience. Through structured networking and storytelling, participants will build meaningful connections with fellow alumni while learning tools they can integrate into daily life.

Come recharge, share experiences, and strengthen your community in a supportive, engaging environment created in response to what º£½ÇÉçÇø women have identified as a real need.

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