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WSUA Space
We don't really have an "office" but we are located alongside the Women's Studies Department in the lower level of Assiniboia Hall.
There is a lounge with comfy couches and plenty of tea to be had! Take a nap, study, or relax and chat amongst friends.
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Winter 2011:
TBALinks
The Winnie Tomm Reading Room
The Winnie Tomm Reading Room is open to everyone. We have an impressive library (Books, Journals and other resources).
The reading room is located in the basement of Assiniboia Hall. If you need access to the room outside regular hours please contact us at wsua@ualberta.ca or post a comment!
Winter 2011:
TBA
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Hey all,
I am sure some of you have heard about the murder of Dr Tiller in the US. He was shot in his church, where he served as an usher, Sunday May 31. There is information all over the internet about this crime. Tiller had been subject to a lot of violence and intimidation over the years (this was not the first time he was shot) because he is one of only a few doctors who provide late term abortions.
Let this be a lesson that the pro-choice fight remains relevant, that women’s right to bodily autonomy is not guaranteed and that we should be thankful for and continue working with those that spend their time, effort (and risk their lives) to protect a woman’s right to choose.
XO
Hi, I am a Women’s Studies Student, but at Athabasca University instead of at U of A. Would you still accept blog articles from me?
Thanks and keep on rocking!
Cat