History Timeline: 2010
- 2/1/10: Spring Reg Day Film: The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality & Relationships Q & A with MIT professor Rae Langton
- 2/4/10: Chicks Make Flicks: Subjectified - Nine Young Women Talk About Sex a film by Melissa Tapper Goldman
- 3/1/10: Sisters of '77: The Spirit of Women a film by Cynthia Salzman Mondell & Allen Mondell - Screening
- 3/8/10: Chain of Love a film by Marije Meerman - Screening
- 3/11/10: Made in L.A./Hecho En Los Angeles a film by Almudena Carracedo & Robert Bahar - Screening
- 3/16/10: Violence Against Women in Punjab, Pakistan - lecture w/ journalist Humaira Awais Shahid
- 3/22/10: CMF: Louisa May Alcott-The Woman Behind Little Women a film by Harriet Reisen and Nancy Porter
- 4/2/10: Democracy's Endgame w/ Arundhati Roy & Noam Chomsky and moderated by Amy Goodman
- 4/10/10: Women in Afghanistan - A View From a Grain of Sand a film by Meena Nanji
- 4/27/10: The Line: Sex.Power.Consent.Pleasure - a film by Nancy Schwartzman - Sexual Assault Awareness Week Screening
- 4/29/10: Adoption: Secret Histories, Public Policies w/ The Alliance for the Study of Adoption & Culture
- 5/6/10: LBGT Athletes: Film and Panel Discussion - Swim Suit a film by Lucretia Knapp
- 9/7/10: Reg Day Film: Game Over: Gender, Race & Violence in Video Games Q & A with MIT professor Beth Coleman
- 10/8/10: The Kids Are All Right a film by Lisa Cholodenko - screening
- 10/20/10: Intellectual Forum - Endgendering Violence and Trauma in Haiti with MIT Professor Erica James
- 10/25/10: Chicks Make Flicks - Play in the Grey film by Kaitlin Meelia
- 10/27/10: All the Ladies Say: A history of b girls in New York screening and talk w/ Rokafella
- 10/29/10: Feminist Sex 101 - Workshop with Kate McCarty MIT sexpert
- 11/5/10: Got Time? A workshop for the overcommitted with Deb Levy
- 11/9/10: Exploring the Myths and Facts of Sexual Exploitation lecture by Nikki Valila
- 11/17/10: Intellectual Forum - The Gender of Charisma: Notes from a Buddist Transnational NGO w/ C. Julia Huang
- 12/4/10: Chicks Make Flicks: Anonymously Yours a documentary by Gayle Ferraro Screening w/ The Boston Initiative to Advance Human Rights