Women and men are welcome to attend. Registration brochures have been sent out to all WIU employees and some students and student organizations.
Additional copies are available upon request.
There is no cost to attend any of the program sessions or the Closing Reception. Registration materials and lunch reservations are due by Monday, April 2 with checks made payable to the WIU Women's Center. In addition to the presentations and roundtable discussions, table displays will be set up all day with information about services, activities, and resources related to women from campus and community offices and organizations. Anyone who would like to make a t-shirt for The Clothesline Project, a nationwide effort to draw awareness to the prevalence of violence against women throughout the world, will be able to do so throughout the day. The Closing Reception will feature entertainment with music, dance and readings celebrating women and featuring local performers including Tradicion Hispana Dance Troupe.