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Celebrating Womynhood

Melissa Moss, far right, leads a non-alcoholic toast to celebrate womanhood and self-care at the “Essence of a Womyn” event hosted by social justice in higher education administration graduate students in the Citrus Hall main lounge March 6. / photo by Jaysin Brandt
Melissa Moss, far right, leads a non-alcoholic toast to celebrate womanhood and self-care at the “Essence of a Womyn” event hosted by social justice in higher education administration graduate students in the Citrus Hall main lounge March 6. / photo by Jaysin Brandt
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