In December of 2020, the North Carolina Department of Administrations Council for Women Advisory Board released a report on the impact of COVID-19 on women in North Carolina. This report presents findings on health and safety, economy and education and […]
Feminist Friday scholars facilitate discussions that often provoke dissonance as well as attend to the intersections of one’s identity and how they interact with structural systems of dominance and oppression. Scholars are not expected to be knowledge experts, only to […]
This workshop is an introduction to the variety of relationship models that existed and continue to exist outside of a monogamous couple. Participants will learn about historical examples of polyamory; non-monogamy; other relationship models; modern terminology; current barriers and challenges; […]
The journey of three Latin siblings to Columbia for their grandfather’s funeral becomes one of the shared secrets and fantastic revelations in a play that addresses the immigrant experience of never feeling fully at home in any country. The Out […]
In this workshop, you will build knowledge, understanding and skills to lead more effectively in our diverse world. This unique workshop is interactive, experiential and high energy. Participants will learn principles from an award-winning model developed by the National Coalition […]
The African American Cultural Center is hosting virtual connect/collaborative spaces throughout the semester. You can collaborate and connect with community members and peers while studying, relaxing, playing games and more. Registration is required for each session.
Join us for a presentation that will explore the messages we receive about diversity in our society and how social institutions, stereotypes and prejudices shape the way we think about diversity and differences.
Sometimes we forget who we are. Often we are told who we are. This master class will allow us to reclaim our leadership identity and become our own authors by looking within and recognizing the individual and collective power that […]
Tara Mullins first choreographed Against the Railing in 2007. At the time, it was about her grandmother’s journey from Sicily to New York in the early 1900s. Her grandmother left behind her parents and worked on the factory lines to […]
In celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month, Victor Betts of NC State University Libraries will show and discuss archival materials about the history of Asian and Asian American students, faculty and staff at NC State. The program […]