FEMPowerment Q&A with ShiShi Rose

When: Tuesday, February 6, at noon

Where: CUB 204

The Women’s Center is bringing back our FEMPowerment lunch discussion series and inviting people to stop by for an open conversation and Q&A via Skype with renowned activist ShiShi Rose. The focus is on students but all are welcome. ShiShi has a strong Instagram following and has worked on events like the Women’s March on Washington. It will be a great conversation about activism, organizing, and approaching difficult subjects.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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