Participants will leave this workshop with:
● Practice how to identify, give and receive a “clean apology”;
● Learn the 3 patterned apology traps and understand the root causes of these
patterns;
● Apply a tool to find forgiveness—of self and others;
● Discover how to initiate and support the repair process.
Nanci Luna Jiménez, founder and president of Luna Jiménez Seminars & Associates, is
internationally-recognized for her highly effective and insightful training, inclusive facilitation,
and dynamic speaking with groups of diverse ages, industries, and cultural backgrounds.
Following her passion, she designs and delivers transformational programs that encourage
individuals in their process of personal healing to release individual initiative to create a more
just and equitable workplace and world. From members of Congress and chiefs of Amazonian
indigenous tribes to Executive Directors and students of all levels, from intimate groups to over
1000 participants, Nanci has touched the lives of tens of thousands by offering them tools and
frameworks that transform their lives. Based in Portland, Oregon, she enjoys running, practicing
yoga, and playing Bomba, an Afro-Puerto Rican dancing and drumming cultural tradition.
***Workshops, Performances, Food, Solidarity walk, and a chance to connect***
For registration: http://tiny.cc/lbpwocsNew Ally Track in the afternoon
International Women’s Day
March 8, 2012
Time and Location TBA
International Women's Day (IWD) was first celebrated as a worker's holiday in 1908 when women marched through New York City to demand voting rights, better pay and shorter hours. This celebration of women's contributions spread to across the world and is a national holiday in Albania, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, China, Cuba, Italy, Laos, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Zambia. Many other countries celebrate this global day connecting all women around the world and inspiriting them to achieve their full potential. IWD celebrated the collective power of women past, present and future. The event is free and family friendly.
Take Back the Night
April 26, 2012
Rally at 6:00 (EMU Amphitheater, UO Campus) Free
Take Back the Night is an international event during which survivors of sexual violence and their allies have an opportunity to rally together to protest continued sexual violence in their communities and around the world. Take Back the Night is a survivor-centered event that begins with a rally and march and ends with a speak-out, during which survivors of sexual assault and their allies can share personal stories of how sexual violence has impacted their lives. Come and support your friends, neighbors, community-members, and loved ones as we work to end sexual violence and celebrate the individual and collective strength of survivors.
To get involved in planning, please contact Lisa at svpewc@gmail.com
Out/Loud Queer Women’s Music Festival
May 18, 2012
A vibrant, energizing show that celebrates the breadth of our community
Musicians and spoken word artist.
International Women's Group- Drop-In
Wednesdays from 4:15-6pm
Come talk about yourself, homesickness, sadness, joys, struggles and life in Eugene. Enjoy the conversation and make some friends along the way. Women's Center Lounge
Suite 3, EMU (Across from the Craft Center on the ground floor of the EMU)
For more information contact Kwin at 541.346.4095 or globalfemwc@gmail.com or stop by the Women’s Center
Staff meetings
The ASUO Women's Center meets on Wednesdays from 12:00pm-1:30pm in the EMU Ben Linder Room.
