FEMPowerment Q&A with ShiShi Rose

By Communications staff, Washington State University

The Women’s Center is bringing back their FEMPowerment lunch discussion series and invite people to stop by for an open conversation and Q&A via Skype with renowned activist ShiShi Rose. The focus of the discussion is on students but all are welcome.

Rose has a strong Instagram following and has worked on events like the Women’s March on Washington. The discussion will focus on activism, organizing and approaching difficult subjects.

The Q&A will be at noon Feb. 6 in the CUB, Room 204.

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