Kuumba Storytelling and Coffee Hour
On the sixth day of Kwanzaa, we practice Kuumba, the principle of creativity. This principle is all about finding new and innovative ways to enrich the Black community. For Kuumba,…
On the sixth day of Kwanzaa, we practice Kuumba, the principle of creativity. This principle is all about finding new and innovative ways to enrich the Black community. For Kuumba,…
On the seventh day of Kwanzaa, we practice Imani, the principle of faith. This principle is the belief in the spirit as it flows through the creator, family, heritage, leaders,…
This National Coalition Building Institute workshop will allow you to gain self-awareness, stretch beyond your comfort zone and gain a new understanding. The unique workshop is interactive, experiential and high…
The GLBT Advocate Roundtable is an opportunity for faculty and staff to build a community with other GLBT Advocate Program participants. This guided reflection will model a social justice-oriented community.…
Join Leadership and Civic Engagement for a discussion about what the election means for our current functions of government and what we can do next beyond voting to let our…
The purpose of The Collective is to create a space for women of color at NC State to form a community, break silos and deepen relationships through facilitated dialogue centered…
University Theatre hosts professional theatre-makers who speak about their work, their industry and their journey within the arts. Join us for a discussion with Ken Maruyama, retired visual effects production…
Notwithstanding the avowed commitment of higher education to equality and inclusion, the issue of language has been excluded from or erased in diversity programs at most universities. We document the…
Join the African American Cultural Center as it hosts a ceremony to celebrate the practice of Nguzo Saba, the seven principles of Kwanzaa. We'll come together in unity for a…
Indigenous people are historically known for their efficient and appreciative use of the land and the resources around them. Though most of their cultural staples were stolen or not accredited…