Celebrate Women’s History Month
Every March, the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion (CMEI), The University of Colorado – Center for Access and Campus Engagement Department, The Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy, and the Auraria Phoenix Center commemorates Women’s History Month. What began simply as a Women’s History Week in the United States has evolved into an entire month full of celebration, education, and commemoration of women who come before us. We celebrate this month with all who identify as women including, but not limited to women of color, trans-women, queer women, and all other marginalized groups of women. We hope to create co-curricular programing with our partners to highlight and amplify the voices of women who are continuing to create change as well as champion for women on the Auraria campus. On March 8th, we also recognize International Women’s Day. We want to acknowledge the oppression of trans, non-binary, gender-confirming, and women-identified individuals with emphasis on uplifting voices from the respective community.
This year’s theme of Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations honors women in every community have devoted their lives and talents to inspiring generations for the betterment of our future women.

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Events
Women’s History Month Kick-Off: Women’s Market
Wednesday, March 5th | 11:30AM – 1:30PM | Tivoli Turnhalle
Open to the public, no registration required
Join us for the Women’s History Month kickoff Marketplace featuring food and community/campus vendors celebrating the achievements and contributions of women everywhere!
Women’s History Month x Greek Week Presents: I Can Buy Myself Flowers – Women’s Empowerment Workshop
Wednesday, March 5th | 6PM – 7PM | Tivoli 129
Open to the public, no registration required
In collaboration with Greek Week Festivities, we will be learning how to create Silk Rose Bouquets and shower the women in our lives with empowerment!
Sister Circles: Brew & Pause
Tuesday, March 11th | 12:30PM – 2PM | Tivoli 329
Join Sister Circles and the Phoenix Center for Auraria for a Brew and Pause event as we enjoy a presentation on the rich history of tea, and its cultural significance to women across the world.
**Pastries and tea will be provided during event**
The Body Project
Tuesday, March 11th & 18th | 3:30PM – 6PM | Once Registered, Location will be released
Join The Body Project, a student-led program providing women and femme students opportunities to confront unrealistic beauty standards, boost self-esteem, have fun and make new friends! For more information or to sign-up for an upcoming Body Project workshop please visit: Register Here 😊
Honoring Voices: Raising Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives
Thursday, March 20th | 10AM – Noon | St. Catejan’s
The University of Colorado Denver and the Office of the Liaison for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives are hosting this free event on March 20th, 2025. This event aims to shed light on the stories of those who have gone missing and the historical challenges the Native community has faced in prosecuting cases and seeking justice for these women and their families.
Self & Collective Care for Our Liberated World
Thursday, March 12th | 3PM – 5PM | Student Commons Building 1401
This interactive workshop with Katerina Jeng blends somatic practices & reflection exercises to equip you with tools for healing, restoration, and grounding.
Hygiene for Hope: Supporting Survivors
Thursday, March 20th | 2PM – 3:30PM | Tivoli 129
Join us in supporting survivors of intimate partner violence by assembling hygiene kits for women in need. We will also be creating t-shirts for the Clothesline Project, a moving display that raises awareness and amplifies survivors’ voices. Your time and creativity can make a difference—come be a part of this meaningful cause!
Want to Learn More?
In celebrating women’s contributions to history, culture, and society, below are additional resources:
- Library of Congress – resources to commemorate and encourage the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.
- International Women’s Day – global celebration of the economic, political and social achievements of women, took place for the first time on March 8, 1911. The United Nations has sponsored International Women’s Day since 1975.
- United Collegiate Women’s Leadership Conference – an interactive transformational experience where women from all walks of life come together to understand the authentic leader they have within themselves, while preparing them to tackle critical issues facing their campus and larger communities.
Sister Circles
Sister Circles was designed to provide a secure space for women of color to explore their identity/s, discuss challenges and strengths, and explore the needs of women in different spheres of life.
Sister CirclesStudent Organizations
Visit the student organizations website or RoadrunnerLink for more information about all MSU Denver student organizations.
MSU Denver Recognized Sororities
O.W.L.S. in Corazones Unidos Siempre Chi Upsilon Sigma National Latin Sorority, Inc.
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