Flora Stone Mather Center for Women at Case Western Reserve University

SAFE line

Survivors And Friends Empowerment (SAFE) Line can be reached 24/7 at 216.368.7777

ADMINPROS

An email listserv created especially for administrative professionals at CWRU and supported by the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women. More information and to subscribe

ACES+

Check out the latest news from ACES+ announcing opportunities for coaching, research grants, a faculty parents' group and more!

International
Women's Group (IWG)

Flora Stone Mather Center for Women invites international women graduate students to apply to the International Women Group One –to –One Mentoring program. Click for details

Women's Empowerment Group

Join a weekly group to talk with other women students and learn how to:

Communicate more assertively
Develop healthy relationships
Build self-empowerment: setting personal boundaries

Click for details

Washington D.C. Area Aluminae Event

Women’s Issues: Today and Tomorrow

Saturday February 18, 2012 11:00 A.M.to 1:00 P.M.
At the home of Community Advisory Board Member
Terri Garfinkel, 2828 Wisconsin Ave., NW, #302 Washington, D.C.

Alumnae & Friends Brunch featuring a talk and discussion with
Dr. Dorothy C. Miller, Center Director

RSVP by Feb. 13th to: Meera.Thakkar @case.edu
(Please put “Brunch” in the subject line.) You will receive a confirmation.

Sponsored by the Community Advisory Board of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women at Case Western Reserve University

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

See our Calendar of Events for more details and to register
*Wednesday February 15* Noon - 2:00pm Salon 2: Campus to Community: The Power of Partnerships Informal presentation and discussion facilitated by Janice Eatman-Williams, Assistant Director of the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning & Director of Project Step-up, CWRU
*Tuesday March 20 9:30-11:30am* Salon 3: FreshLink: Increasing Access to Healthy Foods in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Informal presentation and discussion facilitated by: Jessica Kelly-Moore, PhD, Associate Professor, Sociology, CWRU
*Tuesday April 24 9:30-11:30am* Salon 4: Portal to the Universe: Education, Vision, Women in Science Informal presentation and discussion facilitated by: Evalyn Gates, PhD, Executive Director & CEO, Cleveland Museum of Natural History

Help Us Finish our Campaign

Believe in Yourself!
Believe in the Future of Women

Please donate:
click here for more information

We need to match $1,000,000 and we are very close, but we have less than 4 months to finish.

The Center for Women at CWRU is only 8 years old, but already we have touched the lives of hundreds of women in our workshops and mentoring programs, and thousands of people in our events! Won’t you help us continue to support and empower future generations of women?

We have been challenged by the Flora Stone Mather Alumni Association to raise $1 million by May 2012 – in order to receive $1 million from them.
We are very close - please help.

Supporting and empowering women through education, advocacy and Leadership

EDUCATION • SUPPORT
• EMPOWERMENT
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Welcome to Monica Yost

Associate Director for Women's Health Advocacy.

Monica comes to us from Akron Children's Hospital, where she was a therapist/ trauma specialist. She has worked extensively with adolescents and college students.

At the University of Michigan she worked in University Health Service as the Alcohol Program Coordinator. As an extern in that office, she focused on sexual health, providing workshops and counseling in that area. Upon arriving in Cleveland, Monica served as an HIV Case Manager at the AIDS Task Force of Greater Cleveland. Prior to her wok in Akron, Monica worked as an Outpatient/School-Based Therapist at Bellefaire Jewish Children's Bureau.
Monica has two master's degrees, one in Public Health and one in Social Work from the University of Michigan. She received her BA degree in Psychology from the State University of New York in Binghamton. Monica is trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and has taught it to others. Monica is a Licensed Independent Social Work Supervisor (LISW-S) in the State of Ohio.

Center for Women Programming Funding Available

All recognized campus offices and groups are eligible for funding, including student groups, academic departments, other university offices, staff and faculty organizations. Details