WAM! It Up - Chicago

Join us March 25 and March 27 for two unique WAM! It Yourself events around Chicago as we promote gender justice in the media through discussion, and connection…and hopefully a little dancing! Meet and greet and discussion on the growing media phenomenon of sexualizing young girls based on new book by Jean Kilbourne.

For a little background info, check out the following:

The intro to Jean Kilbourne’s new book, So Sexy, So Soon
“Lost youth: turning young girls into sex symbols” from The Guardian “The truth about teen girls” from Time. There are a number of quick eats around Noble Tree, so feel free to bring a little dinner to go along with your coffee or tea (and they have Bobtail ice cream)!

Drinks and Dancing in the Windy City
Saturday, March 27, 9pm-til….?
Location: TBA on Thursday 25

Join us for an informal night of drinks (and dancing) somewhere in Chicago…this is an opportunity for us to connect, have fun, and de-stress a little. Once we get an idea of where everyone’s coming from, we’ll try to find a more centralized location for us all to meet in the future.

If you have any questions on any of the Chicago events, please feel free to contact April: aprilscissors@gmail.com or Maya: maya@truthout.org. Check out the Facebook events page here.

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