All events are free and open to the public. Among the highlights:
Monday, March 9
9:35 to 11 a.m.
“Is the Digital Age (AI) - Helping or Hurting The Way Women think?”
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on how the digital age of Artificial
Intelligence (AI) is shaping women’s cognitive processing, decision-making, and daily
experiences. Explore the benefits, challenges, and growing influence of technology,
as we ask: how far is too far?
Mesa College, LRC 435, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Noon to 1 p.m.
International Women’s Day Crafts
Join mental health counseling in celebrating International Women's Day and make your
own bracelet.
Miramar College, K1-Lobby, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
12:30 to 2 p.m.
Celebrating Women of Color: Her Story
Join us for a Women’s History Month Resource Fair in collaboration with Mujeres in
Higher Ed, STEM Éxito, NASSP, the Pride Center, the Latinx Center, and Black Excellence.
Discover Miramar College’s campus identity centers, connect with community members,
and enjoy free food as we come together to celebrate and uplift women’s voices.
Miramar College, K1-Lobby, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
Tuesday, March 10
11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Gracia Molina de Pick - Feminist Lecture Series
A special lecture honoring Gracia Molina de Pick, founder of the Mesa College Chicana/o
Studies Department, and her lifelong commitment to education, feminism, and the community
college mission. Transborder Chicana Filmmakers Diana Cervera and Magdalena Ramírez
will discuss their documentary Mujer Mariposa, which follows three first-generation
daughters of migrant and refugee women as they navigate identity and belonging, while
reflecting on the political legacies of U.S. imperialism and migration.
Mesa College, MC-211 A/B, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
The Defining Voices of the Women in August Wilson's Plays
August Wilson, celebrated playwright, says his observations of the daily cultural
performances of his mother informed his point of view in most of his plays. Five actors
will perform iconic monologues from his award-winning plays that have the power to
inform and celebrate ownership of voice in his female characters.
Mesa College, Apolliad Theater, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Wednesday, March 11
11:10 a.m. to 12:35 p.m.
Latinas Paving The Way
This student-led panel will feature Latinas from diverse professional fields sharing
their personal journeys, career paths, and the experiences that shaped their success.
The conversation will be moderated by a Puente female student, creating an empowering
space for authentic dialogue and peer connection.
Mesa College, Avanza Center, I4-203, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Thursday, March 12
1 to 2:30 p.m.
“Honoring your "Sick Daze": The "Write" Journal Series” Part I
Let’s discover joy by exploring our origin stories and the power of connection. It’s
less about getting it perfect and more about taking time to pause and write it out.
This womxn-centered workshop series invites you to slow down, reset, and journal alongside
the student and mental health team.
Mesa College, Avanza Center, I4-203, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
2 to 4 p.m.
Undocuchats & Crafts
Connect with peers, build community with the Womxn’s Hub, and create your own pipe
cleaner flower bouquet with the Undocumented Resource Center and Intercultural Center.
City College, L-206, 1313 Park Blvd., 92101.
Tuesday, March 17
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Women of World War II: Untold Stories Documentary
This documentary highlights the often overlooked and critical roles women played during
World War II, offering an opportunity to reflect on courage, resilience, leadership,
and the lasting impact of women whose contributions helped shape history.
Miramar College, L-104, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
1 to 2 p.m.
Deaf Women History
An in depth look at the lives and struggles of deaf women who fought for women’s rights.
Through stories and discussions, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of their
resilience, achievements, and lasting impact on social change.
Mesa College, LRC-213, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Wednesday, March 18
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Movement is Medicine, Dancing in Native/Chicanx Communities
Join Angelica Yanez, a traditional Aztec dancer, poet, and local educator, as she
leads a conversation using dance as a form of Indigenous identity reclamation. The
storytelling performance will highlight Aztec dance traditions within Chicanx communities,
as well as Pow Wow dancing practiced across Native nations in the United States.
Miramar College, I-126, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
12:45 to 2 p.m.
Gender Equity in the Age of Ice
A powerful panel discussion about the struggles facing immigrant women and girls today
and what you can do to support them. Listen and meet Anne Bautista, Director of Legal
Support & Strategy, Casa Cornelia Law, Evelyn A. Lopez, Managing Attorney, Victims
of Crime Program, Casa Cornelia Law Center, and Adriana Jasso, Human Rights Advocate
& Program Coordinator, U.S./Mexico Border Program, American Friends Service Committee
(AFSC).
Miramar College, I -101 A&B, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
1 to 2:30 p.m.
Careering While AAPI Womxn Panel
Hear from inspiring Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI) womxn who have trailblazed
in non-AAPI fields. They will share their strategies for honoring their cultural roots
while thriving in predominantly white industries.
Mesa College, MC-211, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Thursday, March 19
11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Leading While Becoming with Drive Shanelle Watkins
This interactive workshop explores identity-rooted leadership, confidence, belonging,
and personal power.
College of Continuing Education, Mid-City Campus Rm. 117, 3792 Fairmount Ave., 92105.
1 to 2:30 p.m.
“Honoring your "Sick Daze": The "Write" Journal Series” Part 2
Let’s discover joy by exploring our origin stories and the power of connection. It’s
less about getting it perfect and more about taking time to pause and write it out.
This womxn-centered workshop series invites you to slow down, reset, and journal alongside
the student and mental health team.
Mesa College, Avanza Center, I4-203, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Celebrating Women’s Stories through Dance
Mesa Dance will capture the essence of women's struggles, achievements and advancement
through movement, music, fashion, and art through a student showcase.The performance
features choreography by faculty Donna Flournoy, Blythe Barton, Jazmyn Brown, Chris
Lumba, and Audrey Bondoc.
Mesa College, Apollidad Theater, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Friday, March 20
1 to 3 p.m.
Society of Women Engineers LinkedIn Workshop
A networking event for Society of Women Engineers to connect and support Mesa students
on their career and academic journeys in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM).
Mesa College, BT-101, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
Tuesday, March 24
10:30 a.m. to Noon
Leading While Becoming with Drive Shanelle Watkins
This interactive workshop explores identity-rooted leadership, confidence, belonging,
and personal power.
College of Continuing Education, Cesar Chavez Campus Campus (Multipurpose Room), 1901
Main St., 92113.
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Film Screening: Princess Diana
Honoring Diana Frances Spencer, Princess of Wales, an iconic woman who defied expectations
and inspired change worldwide. This powerful film screening explores her global humanitarian
impact, advocacy work, and lasting legacy as a leader who reshaped public perceptions
of royalty and service.
Miramar College, I-101, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.
Wednesday, March 25
9:35 to 11 a.m.
Filipina History: A celebration of Filipina Changemakers
Filipina History draws inspiration from the pioneering Filipino Women’s Club founded
in San Diego in 1949. The film highlights five Filipina changemakers whose stories
explore gender, identity, and resilience. Following the screening, participants will
engage in discussion to reflect on mental health, empowerment, and women’s cultural
and social impact.
Mesa College, KUP Village, I4-201, 7250 Mesa College Drive, 92111.
2:20 to 3:45 p.m.
Pláticas With Stem Professionals: Mireille Lecourtois
City College will welcome guest speaker Mireille Lecourtois, a local Water Resources
Control Engineer and entrepreneur. Lecourtois will share insights, practical advice,
and personal stories about navigating the challenges women face in STEM fields, while
reflecting on how her work connects to social justice and community impact.
City College, MS-140, 1313 Park Blvd. 92101.
3 to 4:30 p.m.
Medical Spanish for Pregnancy
Learn helpful Spanish medical terms related to pregnancy and childbirth.
Miramar College, H-105, 10440 Black Mountain Road, 92126.