Join YWCA Missoula for a community walk to support survivors and build community while raising awareness about domestic violence. The event begins with coffee and poster making, followed by a walk.
Patrons will learn the basics of disconnecting from the cloud, and taking ownership of their media.
A hands-on workshop focused on car maintenance led by instructor Heather Graham. This sustainable living workshop teaches women practical automotive maintenance skills.
Latinos have been part of Montana's history for more than two centuries, yet their contributions, culture, and experiences remain largely overlooked. From the fur trade and sugar beet industry to Montana's cherry orchards and construction trades, Latino communities have played an important role in shaping the state. Who are Montana's Latinos? Where have they come from, and how are they influencing the state's changing demographics? How are immigration and border policies affecting these communities? Explore the history, culture, and evolving future of Montana's Latino communities and their role in shaping the state. Presented by Bridget Kevane, Director of Liberal Studies and Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures at Montana State University.
A foundational work of feminist science fiction, The Left Hand of Darkness follows an envoy sent to a distant planet whose inhabitants are ambisexual, challenging Earth-based assumptions about gender, power, and politics. Through diplomacy, exile, and survival in an extreme climate, Le Guin explores themes of solidarity, otherness, and the social construction of identity.
