My Body, My Voice, My Choice: Indigenous Reproductive Justice ft Campesina Womb Justice

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Back to International Women's Day Summit

Fri, Mar 6, 2026

12 PM – 1:30 PM PST (GMT-8)

Otter Student Union- Room 308

3118 Inter-Garrison Rd, Seaside, CA 93955, United States

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flyer for the event. Flyer for My Body, My Voice, My Choice: Indigenous Reproductive Justice ft Campesina Womb Justice

The womb is central to your healing and reclaiming your voice. Learn how to protect your womb through indigenous practices and medicine from Campesina Maria Ramos.
This event is part of the the International Women's Day Summit features a variety of workshops throughout the day that celebrate women and gender-expansive individuals. These workshops are led by community members and experts in the field, all focusing on the theme "Gain to Give." Be sure to check out the event page for the latest information on the agenda, workshop facilitators, and to register your spot to participate.

Where

Otter Student Union- Room 308

3118 Inter-Garrison Rd, Seaside, CA 93955, United States

Speakers

Mayday Mae

Surrounded by the influence of 1950s-60s pop culture and the gritty underground of San Jose DIY, mayday mae! is a queer storyteller at heart. If you asked her, she would probably describe her sound as modern vintage-pop revival with a rock spirit.

Her newest single, dump your boyfriend! (let's lez out) tells the tale of lesbian angst and disgust towards the choices and dynamics perpetuated by cishet women in their romantic relationships. She invites you to immerse yourself in the feeling of knowing that while this vintage landscape is enticingly beautiful, nothing is as it seems.

IG: @mayday.ma3

Hosted By

Otter Cross Cultural Center | Website | View More Events
Co-hosted with: Associated Students, Otter Student Union, Otter Cross Cultural Center (OWNER), Undocu-Success Center, Helen Rucker Center for Black Excellence, El Centro, Rainbow Raft Pride Center, Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Center Center