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International Women’s Week: Chest Casting

March 6 @ 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM EST

Celebrate your body and creativity during International Women’s Week (IWW) with a unique and empowering event—Chest Casting! 🎨✨ This event invites students to participate in a hands-on experience where you’ll craft a unique piece of art—a chest cast that celebrates your body and individuality. It’s a fun, inclusive, and body-positive activity aimed at desexualizing breasts while embracing and honouring the diversity of bodies. Join us to create a powerful symbol of self-love and empowerment! 💪💕

Session Times:

First Session: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Second Session: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM ⏰

Why Attend:

  • Celebrate your body by creating a personal, meaningful piece of art. 🖼️
  • Embrace body positivity in a safe, supportive environment. 💖
  • Join the movement to desexualize and normalize the representation of breasts. ✊

Reserve your spot today and get ready to create something truly beautiful—because your body is a work of art! 🌟

Registration will be released soon. Check back!

Questions related to the event? Email womenscentre@wusa.ca

Event is subject to change. Visit this page for the most up to date details.

 

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