Join us on Zoom as we welcome peer scholar Samantha Aamot for a conversation about the history of Take Back the Night and rape prevention education at NC State. Where does the name Take Back the Night come from? How do some campus efforts to protect students from sexual violence actually uphold harmful rape myths?…
Join the African American Cultural Center for a virtual weekly session designed for members of the NC State community to come together, share perspectives and offer support. We welcome you to discuss some of the week's most pressing issues in the black experience in a safe environment. Please register to participate. Registrants will receive instructions…
Join Multicultural Students Affairs and the Native American Student Association as we celebrate 30 years of Powwow gatherings at NC State University. The event is free for current NC State students, but students should bring their student identifications. Your identifications will be swiped.
The GLBT Center hosts sensory-friendly hours every day. During sensory-friendly time, the center turns down the noise and turns off lights, making space for our community members that have processing sensitivities or may need sensory adjustment, so that they can enjoy the space most. This is a time in which we ask you to acknowledge…
Amy Zhong, director and cofounder of Adopteen, will deliver the keynote address at the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month event. Founded in 2007, Adopteen is a nonprofit organization focused on providing the adoptee community with valuable connections and life-affirming experiences through leadership, mentorship, service and dialogue.
Join the NC State Poole College Business Sustainability Collaborative for a virtual lunch and learn with Christina Marie Noel, the founder of Arc Benders. Arc Benders is a storytelling project that celebrates everyday superheroes who are changing their communities. Noel will share what she learned from interviewing 50 everyday superheroes.
This two-hour workshop is open to NC State undergraduates, graduate students, staff, faculty and alumni as well as interested members of the local community. The workshop is designed to help participants understand the ways that interpersonal and sexual violence are experienced by members of the GLBT community, reasons why GLBT people are less likely to…
The GLBT Center hosts sensory-friendly hours every day. During sensory-friendly time, the center turns down the noise and turns off lights, making space for our community members that have processing sensitivities or may need sensory adjustment, so that they can enjoy the space most. This is a time in which we ask you to acknowledge…
The GLBT Center hosts sensory-friendly hours every day. During sensory-friendly time, the center turns down the noise and turns off lights, making space for our community members that have processing sensitivities or may need sensory adjustment, so that they can enjoy the space most. This is a time in which we ask you to acknowledge…
NC State’s annual Take Back the Night is an event that reclaims the night and our campus for survivors of sexual assault. Join the Women's Center in honoring the strength, courage and resiliency of NC State activists, advocates and survivors who work to create a stronger and safer campus community.