Dear Peaches Valdes, Kim Cassidy, Judy Balthazar, Mary Osirim, Vanessa Christman, and Stephanie Nixon,  Bryn Mawr College has not taken adequateâŚ
 Please sign, distribute widely, and add your voices to the conversation!
Reblogging again to say that (especially if youâre a Bryn Mawr student, alumn, or prospective student), you can call the following numbers and make your voice heard:Â
Bryn Mawr Collegeâs President Office: 610-526-5156 Bryn Mawr Collegeâs Admission Office: 610-526-5152
This is the what I said:
I am a proud Bryn Mawr graduate of the class of 2012. Iâve always talked Bryn Mawr up to people. I hope it wonât let me down now.Â
âI am calling to urge Bryn Mawr College to adopt a written policy explicitly encouraging and welcoming trans women and people outside the gender binary to apply for admission, like Mills College and Mount Holyoke College have released comprehensive policies clarifying their stances on the admission of transgender students.
Not having a written policy isnât an acceptable option. If it worked, Bryn Mawr would have transwomen already.Â
The Bryn Mawr community deserves a clear and intentional admissions policy protecting all prospective students.Â
This is the sample script provided by the people organizing the Call in:Â
âI am calling to urge Bryn Mawr College to adopt a written policy explicitly encouraging and welcoming trans women and people outside the gender binary to apply for admission. In the past two weeks, Mills College and Mount Holyoke College have released comprehensive policies clarifying their stances on the admission of transgender students.
By avoiding a well-defined policy that allows for greater inclusivity, Bryn Mawr College is complicit in a history of oppression against trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming individuals.
The Bryn Mawr community deserves a clear and intentional admissions policy protecting all prospective students. Without creating a new comprehensive admissions policy, in addition to campus protection and support for trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming students and applicants, Bryn Mawr cannot continue to claim to be a womenâs college or an advocate for gender equality.â











