endorsements

Here are just a few glowing things alumni of our Feminist Winter Term and Feminist Summer Camp have to say about our programs!

"I want to thank you for the Feminist Summer Camp experience...It showed me that what I aspire to do can be achieved." - Amy, Summer Camp 2010

"During the 2010 Feminist Winter Term's snazzy networking night, I met Meredith Villano and Erin Byrnes of Paradigm Shift NYC. Since then, I have been Blog Editor and Supervisor for their organization....I am also working on a webcomic about being trans, which I plan to have up in a couple of months." - Morgan, Winter Term 2010

"Since leaving Feminist Summer Camp I have started planning this year's Take Back the Night week. It's shaping-up to be really incredible, and I would never have had all of the ideas I brought to the commitee meetings if I hadn't met all of the inspiring people at Feminist Summer Camp." - Ruby, Summer Camp 2010

"After attending last year's winter term, I supported my fellow attendees, Genevieve and Catherine, in a project to revive an inactive student group called Women Empowerment on our campus. The group had a fantastic response from the St. Edward's University community last spring and even won several awards at our University's Office of Student Life's annual awards."- Carol, Winter Term 2010

 

Praise for events featuring our speakers:

"It was a pleasure having Suzanne at our gathering last week. Suzanne and I had a great conversation about how great and organized you are!" - Rita Kostiuk, Village to Village

"When they visited my class, Jennifer and Amy let people come at the material in their own way.  Their love of liberty and commitment to justice gave shape to my students' yearnings and aspirations. They were wonderful—and they made a difference in the future life of the class." - Ann Snitow of New School, Florida

"Jennifer and Amy are particularly adept at reaching college-age audiences...their knowledge of feminist theories and issues combined with their dedicated engagement in feminist activism provide credibility in an academic setting, while their awareness of pop culture and young women's issues makes their observations relevant to college students." - Susan Shaw of Oregon State University