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Title:
BiCo BIPOC Alumni Writers Teach-in, Instagram post
Description:
Teach-in today at 1:00 PM! Zoom link in linktree.
Date:
2020-11-11
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Analysis of Kcass's Response and Feedback Form, Instagram post
Description:
Please check our link tree for our report card of Kcass’s response to our demands. There is now also a form where you can send us your own feedback of Kcass’s response.
Date:
2020-11-18
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Bryn Mawr Strike ends on Day 16, Instagram post
Description:
This strike was a response to the legacy of trauma and anguish and the historic lack of sympathy, true productivity, and an adequate response from the College. Through this strike, we have collaborated with students, faculty, staff, and alums. We have researched theories, policies, realities, and practices to inform our own methods, structures, and documents. The collective held town halls to hear and to engage the College in all discourse, produced educational opportunities for all members of the College to attend, and reimagined the structures that perpetuate racism, white supremacy, and other systemic inequities. Although the strike has come to an end, we urge all of you to join us as we transform from the Bryn Mawr Strike Collective into the Bryn Mawr Black Student Liberatory Coalition.
Date:
2020-11-19
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Free Mumia Campaign Teach-In, Instagram post
Description:
Please check our link tree for this 11/30 teach-in. Free Mumia Campaign, Johanna Fernandez, Maddy Kessler, 11/30, 3:00-4:00PM
Date:
2020-11-29
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
BMC Health and Wellness Focus Group Volunteer Opportunity, Instagram post
Description:
THIS FRIDAY! If you’re interested DM/email Aaliyah (redacted).
Date:
2020-12-08
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Bryn Mawr Strike Collective Post Strike Survey, Instagram post
Description:
Please take time to fill out the strike survey. Link in bio.
Date:
2020-12-14
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Invitation to discuss the collective embodied experiences of Bryn Mawr, Instagram post
Description:
Open to all BIPOC alumnae/i and current BIPOC students. Zoom link will be shared on our instagram at 1:45.
Date:
2020-12-19
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
First BMC Teach-In, Instagram post
Description:
First Teach-In is happening tomorrow, 11/9 from 11:00-12:30. The zoom link can be found on the Teach-In Schedule that is on our linktree.
Date:
2020-11-08
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Virtual Black at Bryn Mawr Tour, Instagram post
Description:
Come and learn more about BMC and its racist history at a teach-in tomorrow at 4:00 PM led by senior Khari Bowman. Zoom link in linktree.
Date:
2020-11-10
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Title:
Introducing the BSLC Zine, Instagram post
Description:
The BSLC has created a zine for centering BIPOC voices! The zine is now accepting open submissions for BIPOC BiCo students until 2/14. We are looking for creative writing, poetry, personal essays, artwork, etc. In honor of our first issue being during Black history month, there will be special consideration for submissions from Black students.
Date:
2021-01-28
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Strike Collective
Rita Heller interviewed by Harry Sayen during the "Sayen at Scanticon" live radio program, July 13, 1986
Title:
Rita Heller interviewed by Harry Sayen during the "Sayen at Scanticon" live radio program, 1986
Description:
Harry Sayen interviews Rita Heller, creator the documentary film "Women of Summer, about the Bryn Mawr College Summer School for Women Workers in Industry during the live radio program Sayen at Scanticon." Heller discusses her work on the film and provides some history about the Summer School, founded on the history of settlement houses and progressive social reform. Heller also discusses her graduate work at Rutgers University in the labor archives, which originally sparked her interested in the Summer School. As a Bryn Mawr alumna, Heller says she didn’t have any knowledge of the Summer School while at Bryn Mawr and when she happened upon the archives it was like finding a buried treasure. Near the end of the interview Heller talks about the reasons for the end of such a successful program and highlights the incorporation of labor unions into the New Deal as well as a lack of money and novelty that ultimately ended the successful and inspiring program.
Date:
1986-07-13
Collection:
Bryn Mawr College Oral Histories Collection

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