Join us on Monday, September 28 at 6:00 PM in Tinkham Veale University Center (Ballroom A) as best-selling author and powerhouse campaigner Caroline Criado Perez breaks down how hidden gender data gaps shape everything from AI algorithms and healthcare to everyday tech and car safety!
Co-sponsored by the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities and the Department of Cognitive Science, this engaging event will explore how we can build a smarter, more inclusive future that actually works for everyone.
Have a question for our confidential advocates? Want to learn more or meet the team?
Drop by the Mather Center on Wednesday, September 16th for our Cookies and Consent program!
Enjoy free coffee, tea, and cookies while chatting with our advocates in a casual environment.
Got questions ahead of time? Submit a question online or stop by to say hi.
Navigating menopause while managing a career can feel like a balancing act—but you don't have to figure it out alone. Join us for a supportive 3-hour session dedicated to exploring how menopause impacts mood, focus, and performance at work, alongside actionable ways our campus can better support you.
Brought to you by the CWRU Committee on Women Faculty, the University Wellness Program, and the FSM Center for Women, this event gathers top physicians, psychologists, and campus leaders to share insightful science, validate real workplace experiences, and spark an open, empowering conversation.
Wednesday, September 23rd / Tinkham Veale University Center Ballroom B / 1pm-4pm