FYI Dear UTSA campus community, Trinity University friends, and greater San Antonio community: The Women's Studies Institute and Program invites you to join us for two opening events for Women's History Month 2017 at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Please, see attached flyers. Women's History Month Opening Program and Reception with a keynote by Xicana filmmaker and teatrista Adelina Anthony Date: March 1 Time: 2:15pm Location: HEB UC Travis Room, The University of Texas at San Antonio (Main Campus<https://www.utsa.edu/maps/pdf/MainCampusMaps.pdf>;) Bruising for Besos<https://vimeo.com/171123688> (film)<https://vimeo.com/171123688> and Q&A with filmmaker Adelina Anthony Date: March 2 Time: 6:30pm Location: HEB UC Ballroom, The University of Texas at San Antonio (Main Campus<https://www.utsa.edu/maps/pdf/MainCampusMaps.pdf>;) This closed-captioned film contains content not suitable for people under 18. A Question and Answer session with filmmaker Adelina Anthony will follow the film screening. The event is free and open to the public. The Women's Studies Institute and Program thanks the following co-sponsors at UTSA: Honors College; College of Public Policy; Consortium for Social Transformation; Department of English; Department of Bicultural-Bilingual Studies; Department of History; PIVOT for Academic Success; Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion; and Dr. Joycelyn Moody, Sue E. Denman Distinguished Chair in American Literature. The Women's Studies Institute and Program also acknowledge the support of Trinity University; Dr. Norma E. Cantú, Norine R. and T. Frank Murchison Professor of Humanities; and Dr. Rosana Blanco-Cano, Director of The Mexico, The Americas, and Spain (MAS) Program. For more information, please contact Carolyn Motley at 210-458-6277 or carolyn.motley@utsa.edu<mailto:carolyn.motley@utsa.edu>. Best regards, Sonia Saldívar-Hull, Ph.D. Professor of English & Women's Studies Director, Women's Studies Institute Director, Women's Studies Program University of Texas at San Antonio