Happening today: Womxn's Empowerment Week enters second day

The first-ever Womxn’s Empowerment Week at Austin Peay State University will be filled with events for students and employees. Each day will feature in-person and Zoom programs, such as a local, women-owned business vendor fair, along with various speakers. Today’s theme focuses on advocacy and awareness. Today’s event is Upstander Training violence prevention program at 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at MUC Room 307 and on Zoom. Click here to attend the Zoom seminar. Visit the Peaylink event listing for more information.

Womxn's Empowerment Week kicked off at the Morgan University Center on Monday.

(Posted March 2, 2021)

The first-ever Womxn’s Empowerment Week at Austin Peay State University will be filled with events for students and employees.

Each day will feature in-person and Zoom programs, such as a local, women-owned business vendor fair, along with various speakers.

Today’s theme focuses on advocacy and awareness.

Today’s event is Upstander Training violence prevention program at 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at MUC Room 307 and on Zoom.

Click to attend the Zoom seminar. Visit for more information.

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