FEMGEN 108A: Enacting Community Liberation: Women's Community Center

Course Description

Campus internships are crucial forms of community-building that provide students hands-on experience with organizing, outreach, and community care. Moving from theory to praxis, the FGSS department in partnership with the Women's Community Center offers the 'Enacting Community Liberation' internship. In accordance with the mission of the WCC, this internship will focus on addressing issues of gender, identity, equity, and justice through a lens of intersectionality. The WCC strives to center the most marginalized, and create programming, projects, and services that serve said populations - understanding that when the needs of the most marginalized are met, everyone will be cared for. This is a year-long internship, with the ability to receive one unit of course credit per quarter for up to 3 quarters of the academic year.