International Women's Issues

"If one human is in bondage, than all humans are in bondage" is a proverb that is being whispered across borders, mountains, oceans, and backyard fences. The wisdom is spreading, unfortunately much faster than the action. From mutilation to female infanticide, our sisters around the world must be listened to, and our brothers around the world must be shown merciful and loving resistance. But in order for our voices to strongly join their voices in a cry to end the domination (for both the dominated and the dominators), we must first be educated. Through the women's center library, forums, research, and action, the Department for Studies of International Women will do more than seek, along with the students of Lee University, knowledge pertaining to the domination of women of other nations. This department will inquire and educate on the theology, philosophy, economics, politics, everyday life, etc of Native American, Asian, European, Australian, Aboriginal, Hispanic, African, and Arabic women. If you would be interested in organizing or researching on these topics, use the contact information to let us know. 

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